What inspired you to specialise in acoustics and sound?

Yes, thank you for this question.

I tried to trace this back to the beginning when I had both a personal interest in music and we had a building physics module in my architectural degree.

And that was the first time I was introduced to the concept of reverberation time.

So, from that seed, this interest evolved into attending a full module on acoustics that we had at the university.

And it was so interesting to have the opportunity to use a simulation software that was, at the time, the one developed by Angelo Farina that also contributed with the exponential science method to calculate the inputs response of the room.

So it was really amazing to be introduced to these techniques and use them and observe the difference in how the input response changes and how it changes a certain sound that you can ball with the inputs response just by changing some materials or some geometries in the input design.

And to sort of help destruct that, what's like a real world example of something that you've worked on that people might have walked through or heard without realising?