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Graduate program for real-world data circulation leaders
Top > Meet the Students > Alumni and Alumnae > Tomomi Suzuki
Department of Media Science, Graduate School of Information Science
Laboratories on Speech and Image Science
Takeda Laboratory
I entered School of Engineering, Nagoya University in 2010, and took a bachelor's degree in engineering in 2014. In that year, I enrolled in Graduate School of Information Science, Nagoya University.
I first became interested in a career in radio in high school. Because I wanted to be involved in the technological aspects of radio, I joined the Department of Engineering. As an undergrad, I worked part-time at a local community FM broadcasting station, and I cherished the notation that my work made people smile.
My research focuses on a recording method of real environmental sounds and sound reproduction system for binaural sound. I study methods to record various environmental sounds and reproduce the same sound fields in a recording environment. Currently, many services allow people to enjoy the world via 360-degree panoramic photography and the Internet. However, most services provide only pictures. My research goal is to offer experiences with a realistic feeling by combining recorded sounds with existing services. Even today, I enjoy knowing that my efforts will continue to make people smile.
