Fully funded UK PhD student at QMUL
I’m recruiting a fully funded UK PhD student at Queen Mary University of London (Centre for Digital Music at QMUL, Queen Mary School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science) to develop AI-driven “superhuman” HRTFs that improve localisation and speech-in-noise for people with hearing loss. Find out more about the PhD project here: https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/spatial-hearing-support-for-hearing-impaired-users-augmentation-and-adaptation/?p186493
Fellowship of the Advance HE (FHEA)
Thrilled to have been awarded Fellowship of the Advance HE (FHEA). More about FHEA: https://www.advance-he.ac.uk/fellowship/fellowship
Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice
Happy to announce that I have now completed my Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice. The aim of the programme is to support participants in applying research-informed principles and approaches, with the goal of enhancing their educational practice.
Listener Acoustic Personalisation Challenge
Thrilled to share that our paper “Listener Acoustic Personalisation Challenge – LAP24: Head-Related Transfer Function Upsampling” has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Open Journal of Signal Processing! Huge thanks to the amazing LAP team. Such a fun and collaborative effort all around.
AURORA³ Design Board
It was great to be part of the first AURORA³ Design Board today and to contribute to this exciting new national acoustics infrastructure project as a partner. Looking forward to helping shape the future of AURORA alongside an outstanding team!
A great way to end the term with AXD
It was great to see these guys again.
Hosting the Central Conservatory of Music, China at Queen Mary.
On the 24th of March, we were delighted to host the Department of Music Artificial Intelligence and Music Information Technology from the Central Conservatory of Music, China and its Director, Professor Xiaobing Li. Professor Li gave a compelling talk exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and musical creativity, with a particular focus on his pioneering […]
Talk about the AIRIS Lab (KAIST) by Sungyoung Kim
On the 11th of March, we gladly welcomed Dr Sungyoung Kim from the AIRIS Lab (KAIST) to Queen Mary University of London for a fascinating talk on immersive audio and its role in developing gamified digital therapeutics for auditory rehabilitation. It was a brilliant opportunity to learn more about AIRIS Lab’s interdisciplinary work at the […]
UKAN 3rd SIG-SAIA Meetup!
It was great fun organising the 3rd UKAN SIG-SAIA meetup hosted by KEF. We had a fantastic day visiting the KEF Music Gallery London. Huge thanks to the KEF team for hosting us and sharing their expertise in loudspeaker design. It is a must-visit if you are in London; they have some incredible demos!
EURASIP Academy Member
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been accepted as an Academy Member in the EURASIP Academy, a global initiative dedicated to supporting early-career researchers in the signal processing community.