The ISVR, a global pioneering center in audio and sound engineering, calls on distinguished researchers to help the next generation of 3D sound capture techniques.

By working with Professor Philipo Fazi and Professor Philippe Nelson, in cooperation with Huawei, it will contribute to advanced projects that drive spatial sound limits, microphone’s arrival design, and mobile technology. It will be part of a vibrant, multidisciplinary research environment, attracting experience from all over Southampton University, and helping to form revolutionary listening experiences that will affect industries all over the world.

About the role

You will lead a major project on spatial sound capture, explore the processing of the innovative microphone group and actual time programming. Your work will not only enhance science, but also affects realistic applications-from consumer electronics to overwhelming environments.

The situation provides the opportunity for:

• Cooperation with leading academics and industrial partners.
• Published in the highest and present international magazines in the main conferences.
• Working with the latest advanced facilities and equipment, allowing experiences globally and technological development.
• Contribute to technology that will determine the future of the voices.

About you

You will have a doctorate (or equivalent) in audio, signal processing, sound engineering or related discipline. We especially appreciate experience in:

• Treating the microphone beef
• Spatial sound / 3D / ears
• Multi -channel sound systems
• Sound programming in real time

Unofficial inquiries can be done to Professor Philipo Fazi: Filippo.fazi@soton.ac.uk

About ISVR and Southampton University

ISVR has been at the forefront of sound and vibration research and teaching since its establishment more than 60 years ago. The institute built an international reputation through pioneering academic research, strong and permanent cooperation with industry, and generations of graduates who spread throughout the audio profession. ISVR has excellent experimental facilities including echo rooms and frequencies, 6 axes and multiple audio -focused laboratories. In addition, we are currently making great investments to renew the facilities of research and voice teaching.

ISVR is part of the University of Southampton University, and is one of the most dynamic centers in the UK engineering research. The school has an excellent record of cooperative research with industry and academic institutions in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Applications will be considered from the candidates working for the completion of the relevant doctorate qualification. The research colleague’s title will be applied upon completion of the doctorate. Before the title of the title of senior research assistants was awarded.