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Thomas Jean-Hugh is a Professor and Teacher-Researcher at Le Mans Université, affiliated with the Laboratoire d’Acoustique de l’Université du Mans (LAUM), a leading research institute in acoustics in France. His role involves both teaching and active research in acoustic imaging, signal processing, and structural acoustics.
Education
- PhD in Acoustics and Signal Processing (exact institution and year not specified in text)
Research Interests
Thomas Jean-Hugh’s research focuses on acoustic source localization and imaging, particularly through the use of microphone arrays, beamforming, and inverse problem solving. His work spans:
- Acoustic holography for non-stationary and confined sources
- UAV acoustic detection and tracking using sparse sensor arrays
- Vibro-acoustic diagnostics for automotive and naval structures
- Speech processing in meeting environments using distant microphone arrays
- Non-destructive testing using acoustic emission and imaging techniques
Research Trends
His recent publications (2022–2025) reveal a strong focus on machine learning-enhanced acoustic imaging, real-time UAV detection, and robust speech processing. He integrates genetic algorithms, Bayesian regularization, and circular harmonics into acoustic array processing, with applications in autonomous systems, marine biology, and automotive acoustics.
Scientific Contributions
- Over 70 peer-reviewed publications in journals and conferences
- Active supervision of PhD students and postdocs in acoustics and signal processing
- Participation in international conferences such as Interspeech, ICSV, GRETSI, and ICA
Collaborations & Labs
He collaborates extensively within LAUM and with external partners including CNRS, ISCA, and international research groups. His lab work involves experimental acoustics, sensor array design, and real-time signal processing.
