Aman Jagwani

PhD Researcher

Maynooth University

About Me

Aman Jagwani, from Mumbai, India, is an audio programmer, musician, and researcher. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Electronic Production and Design and Drum-set Performance at Berklee College of Music, Boston, and later earned a Master of Science in Sound and Music Computing from Maynooth University.
Currently, Aman is undertaking his Ph.D. at Maynooth University with supervisor, Prof. Victor Lazzarini, for which he received the Hume Fellow Scholarship Award. His research centres on audio DSP, embedded systems, FPGAs and interactive musical experience design.
Aman is also involved in the Jazz and Electronic music scenes as a composer, producer and performer. He often integrates custom plugins, hardware devices and instruments into his performances, merging his technological insights with his musical expression.
Additionally, Aman has experience with creating custom audio and interactive systems for immersive sound and art installations, having contributed to projects in India, Europe, and the USA.

Sessions

  • Modular Spectral Audio Processing on FPGAs with C/C++
    00:00 - 00:00 UTC | Monday 9th November 2026 |
    Intermediate
    Advanced

    In this talk, we will present our system for modular spectral audio processing on a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) platform using a high-level programming approach. FPGAs are integrated circuits or chips with a large number of reconfigurable logic units or programmable logic, enabling custom hardware programming. They provide high throughput, ultra-low latency and vast parallelisation possibilities, making them well-suited to audio processing applications, especially spectral processing, which is generally challenging to implement in computationally limited embedded environments. Through our system, we will showcase how these advantages can be leveraged to implement real-time spectral processing as a set of custom hardware […]