Bio
Agnieszka Roginska is a Professor of Music Technology at New York University. She conducts research in the simulation and applications of immersive and 3D audio including the capture, analysis and synthesis of auditory environments, auditory displays and applications in augmented acoustic sensing. She is the author of numerous publications about the acoustics and psychoacoustics of immersive audio and auditory displays, and is the co-editor of the book titled “Immersive Sound: The Art and Science of Binaural and Multi-Channel Audio”. Agnieszka is Past-President of the Audio Engineering Society (AES), an AES Fellow, and is the faculty sponsor of the Society for Women in TeCHnology (SWiTCH) at NYU.
In 1996 she received a Bachelor’s degree in music from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, with a double major in Piano Performance and Computer Applications in Music. After receiving an M.M. in Music Technology from New York University in 1998, she pursued doctoral studies at Northwestern University where she obtained a Ph.D. in 2004.
Grants
- Lubetzky, A., Cosetti, M., Hujsak, B., Perlin, K., Roginska, A., (Co-PI). “Sensory integration of auditory and visual cues in diverse contexts given age, vestibular hypofunction and hearing loss”, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. Awarded June 2019. ($464,684)
- Bello, J.P., McFee, B., Roginska, A. (Co-PI), “S3D: Spatial Sound Scene Description”, National Science Foundation Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE). Awarded May 2019. ($1.2M)
- Roginska, A. THX-NYU 3D audio rendering. Funded Research by THX. 2017 ($32,263)
- Burleson, W., Perlin, K., Roginska, A., Plass, J., Shelley, M. (Co-PI) MRI: Development of an Experiential Supercomputing Transdisciplinary Research and Innovation “Holodeck”. National Science Foundation (NSF) Major Research Instrumentation. Awarded August 2016. ($2.9M)
- Roginska, A. Unrestricted gift, Oculus. December 2014. ($25,000)
- Bello, J.P., DuBois, R.L., Park, T.H., Roginska, A., and Silva, C. “Acquisition, analysis, classification, and visualization of urban noise”, Center of Urban Science and Progress (CUSP). Awarded April 2013. ($250,000)
- Roginska, A., Friedman, K. “Immersive Sonification for Augmenting Brain PET Scan Analysis”, Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) Pilot Project. Awarded January 2013. ($50,000)
- Roginska, A. “Three-Dimensional Sound Radiation Pattern Measurements of Musical Instruments”, Technology Award, Steinhardt School Challenge Grant, New York University. Awarded May, 2011. ($15,000)
- Rowe, R., Anderson, J., Bello, J.P., Farbood, M., Mavromatis, P., Roginska, A. and Vishio, A. “Music and Audio Research Laboratory”, Working Research Group, Humanities Initiative, New York University. Awarded March, 2009. ($10,000)
- Roginska, A. “Spatial headphone technologies”, Research grant from Sennheiser Research Laboratory. Awarded August, 2008. ($20,000)
- Roginska, A. “Acoustic Geometric Reconstruction: Application of Acoustic Pulse Reflectometry for Measuring Geometric Spaces”. New York University Steinhardt Summer Development Award, Awarded May 2007. ($5,000)
- Roginska, A. “Acoustic Geometric Reconstruction”, New York University Research Challenge Fund. Awarded May 2007. ($14,000)
- Roginska, A. “Biologically Inspired Acoustic Direction Finding for Soldiers”, Small business Technology TRansfer (STTR) Phase II. U.S. Army. Awarded 2005. ($750,000)
- Roginska, A. “Biologically Inspired Acoustic Direction Finding for Soldiers”, Small business Technology TRansfer (STTR) Phase I. U.S. Army. Awarded 2004. ($100,000)
- Roginska, A. “Improving Binaural Simulation of Structural Acoustics”, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II. NASA. Awarded 2002 ($600,000)
- Roginska, A. “Improving Binaural Simulation of Structural Acoustics”, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I. NASA. Awarded 2002. ($70,000)
- Roginska, A. “Automated Auditory Cueing and Spatialization System”, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I. NASA. Awarded 2001. ($70,000)
Professional Experience
2006 – present | Music Professor in Music Technology, Steinhardt School, New York University |
2009 – 2018 | Associate Director of Music Technology, New York University |
2006 | Consulting Audio Research Scientist, Sennheiser, Palo Alto CA |
2000 – 2006 | Audio Research Scientist, AuSIM Inc, Mountain View CA |