Leonardo Graduate Abstracts (LGA) is an evolving international and interdisciplinary peer-review database of dissertation and thesis abstracts (PhD, MFA, and Master’s) that deal with topics at the intersections of art, science, and technology. Artists and scholars who have received advanced degrees in the arts (visual, sound, performing, and text), sciences, computer sciences, and/or technology and who investigate theoretical, historical, critical, and/ or practice-based engagements of science and/or technology with the arts are invited to submit an abstract of their dissertation or thesis for publication consideration in this peer-review database.
In addition to being published in the Leonardo Graduate Abstracts database, a selection of top abstracts chosen by a peer-review panel is published annually in the Leonardo journal and in the Leonardo newsletter. The names of the authors of these abstracts, as well as the titles of their dissertations and theses, are listed on the LGA website.