Mark Rau

Mark Rau is a Walter Henry Gale (1929) Career Development Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, affiliated with the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) department. He holds the title of Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, with a shared appointment in Music and Theater Arts and EECS. His research interests include Computational Fabrication and Manufacturing, Information Science and Systems, and Signal Processing. Rau's work is reflected in the MIT EECS department's research areas and is supported by his profile page, which highlights his contributions to interdisciplinary projects involving music and technology.

Mark Rau is an Assistant Professor of Music Technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His research focuses on Music Technology, Musical Acoustics, and Audio Signal Processing. His work explores the intersection of acoustics and digital signal processing to enhance the understanding and manipulation of sound. Rau's research includes the development of methods for audio signal analysis, sound synthesis, and the measurement of acoustic properties of musical instruments. His publications address topics such as impact sound identification, guitar construction analysis, and the use of advanced signal processing techniques for musical applications.