Jeroen received an MSc degree in biomedical engineering from the
Eindhoven University of Technology in 1997,
and a PhD degree in psychophysics from the
same university in 2001.
Jeroen received an MSc degree in biomedical engineering from the
Eindhoven University of Technology in 1997,
and a PhD degree in psychophysics from the
same university in 2001.
From 2001 to 2007, Jeroen was with the Digital Signal Processing group at Philips Research, conducting research in the areas of spatial perception, stereo and multi-channel parametric audio coding, automatic audio content analysis and binaural rendering. His work on audio compression has been incorporated in several international (broadcast) standards, such as MPEG-4, MPEG Surround, 3GPP, DVB and the MPEG standard for spatial audio object coding (SAOC).
From 2007 to 2010 Jeroen was with the Information and System security group at Philips Research, and worked in the areas of biometric information protection and automated human behavior analysis. He actively participated in the ISO/IEC IT security techniques standardization committee (JTC1 SC27) as co-editor of project 24745 (Biometric information protection). He also participated in the ISO/IEC Biometrics standardization committee (JTC1 SC37), and was involved in several EU-funded projects (3D FACE and TURBINE).
From 2011 onwards Jeroen is with Civolution, developing watermarking and fingerprinting algorithms for broadcast monitoring and forensic tracking of media content.
Jeroen is a member of the
IEEE and the
Audio Engineering Society.
He regularly acts as peer reviewer, published about 70 papers for
conferences and
journals,
co-authored and co-edited two books
and was granted several patents.
In his free time, he develops
audio signal processing algorithms for
professional use.
