Klaus Brümann studied Engineering Physics at the University of Oldenburg. 
He obtained his B.Eng. degree in 2019 and his M.Sc. degree in 2021, having specialized in acoustics. 
In August 2021 he began pursuing a PhD degree at the Signal Processing Group of the University of Oldenburg.

• Speech source and microphone localization (both position and DOA estimation)
• Euclidean distance matrix- and matrix rank-based techniques
• Single- and multi-channel speech enhancement

• ECM-based Microphone Array Geometry Calibration

1.  K. Brümann and S. Doclo, "3D Single Source Localization Based on Euclidean Distance Matrices," submitted to International Workshop on Acoustic Signal Enhancement (IWAENC), Bamberg, 2022. [Poster,arXiv]

2.  K. Brümann, D. Fejgin, and S. Doclo, "Data-Dependent Initialization for ECM-Based Blind Geometry Estimation of a Microphone Array Using Reverberant Speech," in Proc. ITG Conference on Speech Communication, Online, 2021. [Poster, Code Example]

3.  D. Fischer, K. Brümann, and S. Doclo, "Comparison of parameter estimation methods for single-microphone multi-frame Wiener filtering,” in Proc. European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), A Coruña, 2019. [Presentation*]

*travel costs partly funded by DEGA Young Scientist conference attendance grant.
 

1.  J. Thomsen, K. Brümann, R. Varzandeh, V. Hohmann, "Speech Enhancement for Hearing Aids using a Combination of Binaural and Periodicity Features," in Proc. Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Akustik (DAGA), Stuttgart, 2022. 

2.  K. Brümann, D. Fischer, and S. Doclo, "Performance comparison of single-channel speech enhancement using speech-distortion weighted inter-frame Wiener filters,” in Proc. Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Akustik (DAGA), Rostock, 2019. [Poster*]

*awarded poster prize. 

• Exercises in ”Digital Signal Processing” (SS23*)
• Supervision of "Grundpraktikum Physik I" (WS21/22*, WS22/23*)
• Exercises in "Blockpraktikum Digitale Signalverarbeitung" (SS19, WS19/20, WS20/21, SS21, WS21/22*, WS22/23*)
• Exercises in "Mathematical Methods for Physics and Engineering" (SS19, SS20, SS21, SS22*, SS23*)
• Exercises in "Introduction to Biological Data Analysis and Simulation in Matlab" (SS18, SS19)
• Exercises in "Quantum Structure of Matter" (SS17)
• Exercises in "Numerical Methods for Physics and Engineering" (SS17, SS18, SS20)
• Exercises in "Introduction to Matlab" (WS16/17, WS17/18, WS18/19, WS19/20)

(WS = Winter semester, SS = Summer semester, * = during PhD)

Master Thesis:
"Blind Geometry Estimation of a Distributed Microphone Array Using Reverberant Speech", April 2021.

Bachelor Thesis:
"Single-Channel Noise Reduction Using Speech-Distortion Weighted Inter-Frame Wiener Filters", November 2018