Audio Engineering Society Europe 2023 Convention, Helsinki, May 13 – 15
January 20 2023, 02:10
The Audio Engineering Society Europe 2023 Convention is set to take place at Aalto University, Espoo, Helsinki, Finland, May 13 – 15. This 75th AES anniversary year convention gathers top names and technologies from around the world for three days of presentations and events aimed at strengthening attendees’ audio knowledge and presence in the industry. AES Europe 2023 will bring together leaders in audio research, technology and education for three days of audio immersion, featuring over 140 workshops, paper presentations, and sessions.
The Audio Engineering Society Europe 2023 Convention is set to take place at Aalto University, Espoo, Helsinki, Finland, May 13 – 15. This 75th AES anniversary year convention gathers top names and technologies from around the world for three days of presentations and events aimed at strengthening attendees’ audio knowledge and presence in the industry. AES Europe 2023 will bring together leaders in audio research, technology and education for three days of audio immersion, featuring over 140 workshops, paper presentations, and sessions.
Making its Finland debut, AES Europe 2023 will take place at Aalto University’s Dipoli Conference Centre in Espoo, Helsinki, Finland. This center of culture, education and events has the perfect mix of meeting rooms, auditorium and public spaces, all located within easy travel distance from nearby Kamppi and Helsinki. Detailed travel and hotel suggestions are available online. The AES Europe 2023 Convention organizing committee includes: Convention Chair Ville Pulkki; Papers Co-Chairs Nils Peters and Sebastian Schlecht; and Workshops Chair Aki Mäkivirta.
Douglas Castro, CEO and Founder of Helsinki-based Neural DSP Technologies, has been announced as the Keynote speaker for the AES Europe 2023 Convention in Helsinki, Finland.
The conference will include a Keynote by Douglas Castro, CEO and Founder of Helsinki-based Neural DSP Technologies, an award-winning developer of digital effects and associated hardware to emulate real guitar and bass amplifiers using the latest signal processing and artificial intelligence technologies. Additionally, Castro founded Darkglass Electronics (acquired by Korg in 2022), specializing in distortion pedals, amplifiers and cabinets designed for heavy rock bassists.
The Heyser Memorial Lecture is presented by AES Fellow and Silver Medal awardee Jamie Angus-Whiteoak, Emeritus Professor of Audio Technology, University of Salford.
Two AES Europe 2023 social events have also been scheduled – an Archipelago Sightseeing Cruise and buffet on Saturday, May 13 (additional registration required), and an AES Student Party the following day.
This year’s official event sponsors are Finland-based AES Sustaining Member Genelec, IMES (Iron Mountain Entertainment Services) and Nokia, with additional Partner support from Brandenburg Labs.
Complete Technical Program details for the upcoming AES Europe 2023 Convention, including the full slate of research paper presentations, workshop details, session content and presenters are now published. The interactive online schedule also includes abstracts for all sessions.
Registration and the latest details are available online at AESEurope.com
