Martin Jaroszewicz

Dr. Martin Jaroszewicz is a Sessional Faculty member at Emily Carr University of Art and Design, specializing in technology-integrated sound disciplines. He holds a PhD in Digital Composition from the University of California Riverside and an MFA in Integrated Composition, Improvisation and Technology from UC Irvine. His academic background includes teaching positions at California universities and a research appointment as Resident Scholar at UC Mexus.

His core research domains blend creative and technical audio applications:

• Interactive audio systems and spatial sound design
• Digital signal processing algorithms for music/sound
• VR/AR audio implementation (e.g., game soundtracks)
• Gesture-based audio interfaces and spectral spatialization
• Mobile device audio programming frameworks

Professionally, he has consulted for organizations like Electronic Arts and presented at institutions including TU Berlin's Institut für Sprache und Kommunikation and The Hague's Institute of Sonology. Significant creative projects include the VR game 'Journey to Foundation,' the memorial installation 'Trauma, Loss, Transcendence,' and the internationally exhibited 'Hyperobject No.1' audiovisual work.