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Open positions for 2022-2023 (please send an email with CV and motivation letter to apply)
3 Master thesis in signal processing / deep learning (starting in Feb.): up to 6 months at IBISC in an international and research intensive environment. Possibility to pursue with a 3-year-funded PhD.
Short Biography
Dominique Fourer is a researcher in signal processing and focuses on theory and applications.
Since september 2018, he is associate professor with the university of Evry Val d'Essonne and member of the SIAM team at IBISC.
Since march 2016, he pursued a postdoctoral position in the field of
audio signal processing at IRCAM
supervised by Geoffroy Peeters and works since 2015 in the field of signal theory at IREENA (university of Nantes) with François Auger.
He defended his Ph.D. thesis in computer sciences in 2013 supervised by Sylvain Marchand at the
University of Bordeaux in France where he pursued a postdoctoral position at the LaBRI supervised by Jean-Luc Rouas in 2014.
His research interests find applications
in digital audio (music and speech) processing but is also in related to physics.
As jazz musician (piano and upright bass), he frequently plays with professional artists from Paris, Bordeaux and Saint-Nazaire as side-man and during jam sessions. He was influenced by the following great jazz musicians: Do Harson, Patrick Bruneau, Philippe Casimir.
Short CV
2018-now | Associate professor at University of Evry Val d'Essonne and member of the SIAM team at IBISC. |
2016-2018 | Postdoc at IRCAM (Paris, France) with Geoffroy Peeters. Research in music and audio signal processing in ABC-DJ European project. |
2015-2016 | Postdoc at IREENA (Saint-Nazaire, France) with François Auger. Research in signal processing theory. Analysis, Synthesis and Transformation by Reassignment, EMD and Synchrosqueezing (ASTRES) project. |
2014-2015 | Postdoc at LaBRI (Bordeaux, France) with Jean-Luc Rouas. Characterization of the instrumental timbre of ethnomusicological audio recordings. |
2013-2014 | Research Engineer at LaBRI (Bordeaux, France) with Jean-Luc Rouas and Takaaki Shochi. Research and development of tools for manipulating the social affects of audio speech recordings. |
2009-2013 | PhD thesis: Approche informée appliquée à l'analyse du son et de la musique Univ. Bordeaux I, Supervisor: Sylvain Marchand Jury: Frédéric Bimbot, Geoffroy Peeters, Roland Badeau, Myriam Desainte-Catherine, Charles Dossal, Sylvain Marchand |
2008-2009 | Master degree in applied mathematics (Signal Processing), Univ. Bordeaux I |
2007-2008 | Master degree in computer sciences (speciality: virtual reality), Univ. Bordeaux I |
Links (contributions as webmaster)
- Axe transversal IA - Laboratoire IBISC
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