Michele Ducceschi

I currently serve as Principal Investigator for the European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant NEMUS. This is a 5-year project aiming at synthesising the sound of historical musical instruments, that are currently out of playing condition.

Previously, I was a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow (2017) at the Acoustics and Audio Group at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. I was also a Royal Society Newton International Fellow (2015) and part of the NESS project.

My main interests in research are

• Sound synthesis of acoustic instruments and mechanical effects through physical modelling
  
• Numerical solution of partial differential equations
• Nonlinear dynamics
• Wave Turbulence

I am a co-founder of Physical Audio instruments.