I am currently working as a research engineer in spatial audio at Dysonics (San Francisco). I am specialized in binaural audio processing, HRTF individualization and modeling. My goal is to offer a listener with a truly immersive 3D audio experience with a standard pair of headphones.
I obtained my PhD at IRCAM (Paris) in 2016 on the auditory localization in the context of binaural synthesis. I've developed a model for predicting the localization of virtual sound sources synthesized with non-individual HRTF, conducted several auditory localization experiments and measured the BiLi HRTF database.
- 2013-1016: PhD at IRCAM on the auditory localization in the context of non-individual binaural synthesis.
- 2011-2013: M.S. Degree in Engineering Sciences at University of Pierre and Marie Curie.
- 2008-2011: B.S. Degree in Physics at University of Rennes and University of Montreal.
- From July, 2017: Researcher at Dysonics
- 2013-1016: PhD at IRCAM on the auditory localization in the context of non-individual binaural synthesis.
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