9th and 10th November saw the ionic Studio Two at Abbey Road host the 2019 Hackathon, where 17 teams worked through the night to create technologies, […]
Massive congratulations to Gavin Kearney, who had the honour of receiving the distinguished Audio Engineering Society Board of Governor’s award at the AES New York Convention. […]
Engineering the Future: Creating the Amazing – the first free online course from the Department of Electronic Engineering – was launched on 7th October 2019. The […]
C. Görres and D. Chesmore, “Active sound production of scarab beetle larvae opens up new possibilities for species-specific pest monitoring in soils,” Nature scientific reports. D. […]
Last week was the graduation of Dept of Electronic Engineering undergraduate and postgraduate students. In what might be AudioLab’s biggest PhD cohort yet, 6 of our […]
AudioLab academic Dr Jude Brereton was invited by the Engineering and Environment Faculty of Northumbria University, Newcastle, to lead a one-day workshop on gender equality and […]
Some journal articles this term: A. Southern, D. T. Murphy, and L. Savioja, “Boundary absorption approximation in the spatial high-frequency extrapolation method for parametric room impulse […]
The AudioLab has a newly-live MSc by Research open for applications in ‘Lag-free audio communication in a multi-user virtual reality environment’ under the supervision of Helena […]
AudioLab PhD student Marc Green was selected as one of ten finalists in the University of York’s three minute thesis (3MT) competition. He had just three […]
Kat Young gave a talk as part of this year’s ‘Pint of Science’ event, under the banner of ‘Creative Reactions’. Creative Reactions is all about the […]