Audio Engineering Society | Publishing Research | Bradford Swanson

Boston Audio Engineering Society / Northeastern University
February 27, 2018

Organizations like the Audio Engineering Society promote scholarly research through their journals, conferences, and conventions. Conducting research projects of your own and presenting the results can help move the industry forward, and advance your own career. In this session, we'll take a quick look at the opportunities that are available, and how you can get involved!

Bradford Swanson is active as an educator, engineer, and musician in the Boston area. He's served as adjunct faculty at Tufts University and University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and presented guest lectures and papers at Berklee, NYU, WPI, University of Michigan, Carnegie Mellon University, NESCOM, and multiple AES conferences and conventions. As a product manager for iZotope, he's contributed to multiple award-winning projects, including Iris 2 and RX 6. He has also worked extensively as a musician and engineer with The Bad Plus, The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Regina Carter, Mason Jennings, and many others.