About
We develop technological innovations related to both engineering and the human science aspects of acoustics.
Our main research areas are:
- active control of sound and vibration
- spatial and 3D audio reproduction and capture
- audiology, hearing impairment, psychoacoustics and communication
- signal processing for underwater acoustics
- bioacoustics
Our work also extends beyond acoustics to:
- the fields of image processing
- biomedical signal processing
- human balance
The place to engineer fully immersive, next-generation sound
Southampton spin-out company Audioscenic is making waves by redefining how we enjoy sound as consumers of the entertainment industry.
People, projects and publications
People
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Professor Stefan Bleeck
Professor of Hearing Science & TechnologyThe intersection of hearing science, audiology, and signal processing
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: S.Bleeck@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 6682 -
Emeritus Professor Stephen Daley
Active control of viscoelastic metamaterials
Email: S.Daley@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 3043 -
Professor Steve Bell
Professorevoked responses: measuring electrical responses from the hearing and balance sys
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: S.L.Bell@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 4950 -
Professor Thomas Blumensath
ProfessorI develop and study advanced algorithms that can solve challenging inverse problems by
Accepting applications from PhD studentsTel: +44 23 8059 3224 -
Doctor Victoria Watson
Principal Teaching Fellowperson centered care
qualitative research
Email: V.Watson@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 2287 -
Doctor Vlad-Stefan Paul
Research FellowEmail: V.S.Paul@soton.ac.uk -
Doctor William Wu
Senior Teaching FellowUnderwater acoustics
Signal processing
Fibre optic acoustic sensing
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: William.Wu@soton.ac.uk -
Doctor Yasmeen Hamza
Lecturer in AudiologyEmail: Y.Hamza@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 8967
Jordan Cheer
Professor
My research focuses on the use of active control technologies to enhance the performance of systems in terms of their sound and vibration characteristics.