Forthcoming

Gre, L., Meireles, M., & Rennie, T. (2025). Endarkened listening. In S. Loveless, T. Rennie, M. Søndergaard, & F. Zinovieff (Eds.), Situated Listening: Attending to the Unheard (pp. 159-175). Routledge.

Stirling, C., Meireles, M., Bernatek, R., & Ouzounian, G. (2025). Belonging and exclusion in the sonic city: Soundworlds of difference, displacement and co-existence in Brixton. Cambridge University Press.

Stirling, C., & Meireles, M. (in preparation). Constellations: Experiments in multi-media urban ethnography [Manuscript in preparation].

Published

Alvim, D., Meireles, M. (eds.), (2023). Expansive Territories / Territórios Expansivos. ed. bilingue Pt/Eng, online. Caldas da Rainha, Portugal: OSSO and UNESCO Chair in Arts and Cultural Management, Cities and Creativity IPLeiria (co-publishing). ISBN 978-989-53715-8-7

Meireles, M. (2022). Multiple perceptions of the everyday unfolded: The case study of Sunnyside. Journal of Sonic Studies, 22. https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/951575/951576/1544/1210

Ouzounian, G., & Meireles, M. (2021). Lockdown sonics: A conversation. In Sonic urbanism: Listening to non-human life (pp. 22–27). Theatrum Mundy, &Beyond Collective. https://theatrum-mundi.org/shop/sonic-urbanism-listening-to-non-human-life/

Best, P., Meireles, M., Schroeder, F., Montgomery, L., Maddock, A., Davidson, G., Galway, K., Trainor, D., Campbell, A., & Van Daele, T. (2021). Freely available virtual reality experiences as tools to support mental health therapy: A systematic scoping review and consensus based interdisciplinary analysis. Journal of Technology in Behavioral Science, 6(3), 345–364. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41347-021-00214-6

Schroeder, F., & Meireles, M. (2019, January 15). How we're designing musical instruments with the help of disabled musicians and VR. The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/how-were-designing-musical-instruments-with-the-help-of-disabled-musicians-and-vr-109119

Meireles, M. (2018). Extended phonography: Experiencing place through sound, a multi-sensorial approach. Organised Sound, 23(1), 96–107. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1355771817000322

Meireles, M. (2017) Extended Phonography: Expanding Field Recording Through a Multi-Sensorial Practice [Doctoral dissertation, Queen’s University Belfast]

Meireles, M., & Alvim, D. (2017). Trigger place – A game of sound and architecture: A research reflection on PLAY, a site-specific project. Journal of Artistic Research, 14. https://doi.org/10.22501/jar.309117 (best experienced using Chrome)

Meireles, M. (2014). Extended phonography: The intertwining of soundscape and landscape. In R. Castro & M. Carvalhais (Eds.), Invisible places / Sounding cities: Sound urbanism and sense of place (pp. 651–642). http://invisibleplaces.org/IP2014.pdf

Meireles, M. (2025, March 18). How collaborative recording opened up new worlds of sound: The story of an unlikely duo who found creative freedom and friendship through a shared sound recording practice. Medium. https://medium.com/@matilde.meireles/the-world-according-to-sound-6367559f1b6d

Meireles, M. (2024, December 28). A gentle introduction into urban sonic vibrations: The genealogy of an album. Tactile and granular ways of listening to 'unnoticed' sounds. Medium. https://medium.com/@matilde.meireles/a-gentle-introduction-into-urban-sonic-vibrations-e886023edc51