Aidan Hogg – Spatial Audio & Hearing Research at QMUL -

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.

Active Projects

Spatial Hearing Augmentation

EPSRC New Investigator Award

Exploring how enhanced spatial cues could improve everyday listening for people with hearing loss.

Latest News

MAJEPPA nominated for a Best Paper Award at ISMIR 2026

October 8, 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!

Forum Acusticum 2026

September 10, 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.