Summary
Diego Di Carlo is an Assistant Associate Professor and researcher with a decade of experience in audio, speech and signal processing, currently based between Kyoto and Télécom Paris. His work bridges echo-aware signal processing, physics-guided deep learning and neural implicit representations, with postdoctoral stints at RIKEN and CNRS and a PhD from Université de Rennes 1. He combines strong academic grounding with hands-on R&D engineering (including VR and PC-to-PLC systems) and international collaborations across Japan, France, Israel and Italy. Diego’s profile blends practical multichannel audio experimentation and Gaussian-process approaches with modern machine learning for sound-scene understanding, and he also trained as a classical double-bassist—an uncommon practical link to his acoustic expertise.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Classical doublebass with german bow, Classical doublebass with german bow at Conservatory of Vicenza A. Pedrollo
Master's degree, Computer Engineering, 108/110, Master's degree, Computer Engineering, 108/110 at Università degli Studi di Padova
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Signal Image and Vision, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Signal Image and Vision at Université de Rennes 1
Liceo Scientifico "G.B. Quadri"
Erasmus exchange program, Sound and Music Computing, Erasmus exchange program, Sound and Music Computing at Aalborg Universitet
English, French, Italian, Japanese