3D Head Scanning to Further Virtual Reality Research
Harry Jenkins has given some of the research I am working on a great write up in this week’s Imperial News. Do check out the article here: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/234558/3d-scanning-head-further-virtual-reality/
UKAN+ Connecting SIGs Event
It was my pleasure to help organise the second UKAN+ Connecting Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Event of the year with the Biomedical Acoustics, Hearing and Spatial Acoustics and Immersive Audio SIGs. Thanks again to Dr Owen Brimijoin (from Meta Reality Labs) for giving such a stimulating talk on head movement, sound colouration, and the HRTF […]
AABBA: Aural Assessment By means of Binaural Algorithms
It was great to be able to attend the AABBA (Aural Assessment By means of Binaural Algorithms) meeting and AMT (Auditory Modeling Toolbox) workshop in Vienna last week. I am looking forward to being part of this community going forward. Click Here for more details.
Joining the Audio Experience Design lab at Imperial College London
Looking forward to working in my new role as a Research Associate in Spatial Audio and Virtual Reality at Imperial College London.
Farewell Ice Skating
I can’t thank the SAP lab at Imperial college enough for a fantastic 4 years. Although I am leaving I am looking forward to working with you all again in the future!
AXD enjoying ‘Europe’s Fifth Student 3D Audio Production Competition in Ambisonics 2021’
Last Friday, the AXD lab had a very cool evening listening to some practical 3D audio in action. Congrats to Rapolas from AXD for winning Bronze in the ‘Contemporary Music, Computer Music’ category!
SAP lab goes bowling!
Last week, the SAP lab went out for bowling and Malaysian food to celebrate the start of term. Congrats to Vikas for winning the game!
Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA)
I am happy to announce that the recent STAR review panel approved my application for Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA).
In person SAP lunch!
This Friday, members of the SAP lab met for lunch in South Kensington. It had been more than a year since the (almost entire) lab had met in person! It was also a good opportunity to officially welcome our new members Eric, Vikas, and Pierre.
Paper at APSIPA 2021
Glad that my paper has been accepted at APSIPA 2021 in Tokyo, Japan in December 2021. S. McKnight, A. Hogg, V. Neo and P. Naylor: A Study of Salient Modulation Domain Features for Speaker Identification. In: Proc. Asia-Pacific Signal and Inform. Process. Assoc. Annual Summit and Conf. (APSIPA ASC), 2021.