Sponsorship Opportunities at NIME
- International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression 2025
- Australian National University, Canberra June 24—27, 2025 https://nime2025.org
About NIME
New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) is an international conference about new musical interfaces, their artistic use and the technologies involved in building them.
Researchers from all over the world share their knowledge and discoveries at the conference. The conference started as a workshop at theCHI conference in 2001 and, since then, has been held annually around the world.
NIME2025 will be held from June 24—27, 2025, at the Australian National University, Canberra.
The theme of NIME2025 is entangled NIME. This theme recognises the multilayered contexts of activity and impact involved in music making with new technology. From personal expression to collective experiences, from creative spontaneity to long-term artistic evolution, entangled NIME seeks to explore how new musical interfaces shape, and are shaped by, the environments,communities, and individuals they engage.
Who is at NIME?
NIME is among the top-ranked conferences in the field of music technology. NIME attracts researchers and students from around the world with expertise in music, computer science, interface design,human-computer interaction, data analysis and AI/ML. NIME is truly interdisciplinary community where participants draw from multiple areas of expertise to create impact in how humans experience creative expression.
NIME generally attracts 150-300 participants who present 80-100 scholarly papers, 30-60 artistic performances and installations, and a day of workshops. All submissions are subject to peer-review. Participants will be both in-person in Canberra and online around the world.
Previous work featured at NIME is stored on our community website: https://nime.org
Sponsorship
NIME offers sponsorship opportunities to industry and academic partners who share our interest in creative expression and the future of computing interfaces as well as our values of ethics and diversity.
Sponsorships usually align with the costs of presenting tracks of the conference, supporting attendance by students or participants with low/no income, or funding hardware/software prize packages for outstanding contributions.
For 2025, sponsorship opportunities include:
- Platinum Sponsor (10000 AUD): Sponsor a whole track of the conference, either seminar presentations, concerts, poster and demo sessions.
- May display pull-up banner in venue.
- Logo/name displayed in opening slides for these tracks.
- Sponsorship clearly announced in appropriate track.
- Logo/name displayed on conference website.
- May provide a table with promotional material and pull-up banner in poster/demo sessions (staff and setup to be provided by the sponsor)
- Includes one complimentary full registration.
- Gold Sponsor (5000 AUD): Sponsor 10 student or low/no-income attendees or student volunteers.
- Logo/name displayed on conference website.
- May provide a table with promotional material and pull-up banner in poster/demo sessions (staff and setup to be provided by the sponsor)
- Includes one complimentary full registration.
- Input into selection criteria for attendees but selection decisions made by the NIME committee.
- Silver Sponsor (2500 AUD): Sponsor 5 student or low/no-income attendees or student volunteers.
- Logo/name displayed on conference website.
- Includes one complimentary full registration.
- Input into selection criteria for attendees but selection decisions made by the NIME committee.
- Prize Sponsor (1000 AUD or equivalent value of hardware or software):
- Prizes awarded during the conference include best paper, best music submission, best poster/demo, Pamela Z Award for Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion.
- Logo/name displayed on conference website.
- Logo/name associated with prize.
- Prizewinners are selected by the NIME committee.
The NIME Committee is available to discuss customised sponsorship levels or packages that meet your goals. For more information please contact Charles Martin (2025 general chair) charles.martin@anu.edu.au