(01) Computational Acoustics
Developing numerical methods and simulations for sound propagation, room acoustics, and environmental noise modeling.
Acoustics Researcher
Jay Au-Yeung
Investigating computational acoustics, psychoacoustics, and compiler technology for soundscape simulation and urban auralization.
Structural Study 01(02) Psychoacoustics
Studying the perception of sound and its psychological effects, bridging the gap between physical acoustics and human experience.
(03) Compilers
Building compiler infrastructure and domain-specific languages for efficient acoustic simulation and audio processing.
Publication Ledger
Recorded entries: 2025—2026
2026.09Rapid Background Sound Generator for Urban Soundscapes Study in StuttgartForum Acusticum 2026Forum Acusticum 20262026.05An approach to combine generative urbanism and soundscape simulation and auralizationDAGA 2026DAGA 20262026.05Acoustical Heritage: Presentation of the European Project MusicSphereDAGA 2026DAGA 20262026.05An approach to quantify the plausibility of urban auralizationsDAGA 2026DAGA 20262025.12Bringing Soundscape Auralizations To The Urban City PlanningForum Acusticum / EuroNoise 2025Forum Acusticum / EuroNoise 2025
Dossier
Jay Au-Yeung is a Scientific Researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics in Stuttgart, focusing on computational acoustics and soundscape simulation.
His research explores the intersection of numerical acoustic modeling, psychoacoustics, and compiler technology to create realistic urban auralizations for city planning.
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