Lecturer/Assistant Professor

in Computer Science

Queen Mary University of London

I am a Lecturer/Assistant Professor in Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London, where I co-lead the Virtual, Immersive, Augmented and Binaural Audio Lab (VIABAL) in the Centre for Digital Music (C4DM), and the Machine Listening Lab. I am also an Honorary Research Associate at Imperial College London. My research focuses on spatial acoustics, immersive audio, and AI for hearing and listening technologies, including head-related transfer functions, perceptual audio, and statistical signal processing for audio applications. I currently lead an EPSRC New Investigator Award on spatial hearing augmentation for hearing assistive technology.
Download my CV here: Aidan_Hogg_CV.pdf
See list of my publications: Publications

Active Projects

Spatial Hearing Augmentation

EPSRC New Investigator Award
Exploring how enhanced spatial cues could improve everyday listening for people with hearing loss.

Research Videos

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Latest News

MAJEPPA nominated for a Best Paper Award at ISMIR 2026

Our paper, MAJEPPA: Morphing and Assessing in a Unified Piano Performance Space, led by my PhD student Jinwen Zhou, has been nominated for a Best Paper Award at ISMIR 2026. Congratulations to Jinwen and all our co-authors on this recognition of the team’s excellent work!

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Forum Acusticum 2026

It was great to see Fabian Brinkmann present our collaborative work, Listener Acoustic Personalisation Challenge LAP24: Perceptual Evaluation of HRTF Upsampling, at Forum Acusticum 2026 in Graz.

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