Prof. Dr. ir. Emanuël Habets
- Room: 3R4.05
- Phone: +49 9131 85 20503
- Fax: +49 9131 85 20524
- emanuel.habets@audiolabs-erlangen.de
Address:
International Audio Laboratories Erlangen
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Am Wolfsmantel 33
91058 Erlangen
Germany
Research Areas
- Statistical signal processing
- Acoustic vector-sensor array processing
- Spatial audio and acoustic signal processing
- Spatial audio recording and reproduction
- Voice quality enhancement (dereverberation, noise reduction, echo reduction)
- Acoustic scene analysis (reverberation time estimation, sound localization and tracking)
- Artificial reverberation
- Reverberation enhancement
- Virtual and augmented reality
Current Events and News [Archive]
- 01.2023 Congratulations to Adrian Herzog for successfully defending his Ph.D. thesis "Advances in Spatial Parameter Estimation and Signal Enhancement Using Higher-Order Ambisonics".
- 01.2023 Congratulations to Matteo Torcoli for successfully defending his Ph.D. thesis "Dialogue Enhancement and Personalization – Contributions to Quality Assessment and Control".
- 08.2022 Congratulations to Dr.-Ing. Maja Taseska for receiving the 2022 EURASIP Best PhD Award.
- 06.2022 Congratulations to Marie Eckert, Thomas Robotham and Olli Rummukainen for receiving the Best Paper Award at the ACM Symposium on Eye Tracking Research & Applications (ETRA) 2022 for their paper "Pupillary Light Reflex Correction for Robust Pupillometry in Virtual Reality".
- 03.2022 Dr. Albert Prinn will offer a lecture on Virtual Acoustics.
- 03.2022 Congratulations to Youssef El Baba for successfully defending his Ph.D. thesis "Room Geometry and Low-Frequency Transfer Function Inference Using Acoustic Transducers".
- 08.2021 Congratulations to Adrian Herzog for receiving the Best Student Paper Award at EUSIPCO 2021 for his paper "Signal-Dependent Mixing for Direction-Preserving Multichannel Noise Reduction”.
- 02.2021 Prof. Meinard Müller and Prof. Emanuël Habets will offer a new course on Selected Topics in Deep Learning for Audio, Speech, and Music Processing in Summer Term 2021.