Edward studied for a MRes in Computer Music and a PhD on the topic of biocomputing for music, both at ICCMR. Currently, he is a Lecturer in Computing, Audio, and Music Technology. His current research looks to the information processing abilities of chemical, biological, and physical systems to develop new types of processors, sensors, and actuators. Recent developments on this front include a method for producing biological memristors, approaches to implementing logic gates on biological substrates, an interactive bioprocessor for musical improvisation, and a range of biological sensors.