Kees Janse
Philips Research, The Netherlands
Kees Janse received his B.S. degree in
electrical engineering in 1976 from the
Polytechnical School in Vlissingen, the
Netherlands. He joined the acoustics group
of Philips Research Laboratories in 1978,
where his work focused on measuring techniques
and signal analysis, for example,
evaluating loudspeakers with the aid of the
Wigner distribution. In 1984, he joined the
project center of Philips Research, where his
work focused on the design of geographic data bases for car navigation
systems. In 1988, he joined the radio data transmission group
(and later on the digital signal processing group) of Philips Research
and since then he has been working in the field of handsfree
signal processing, including acoustic echo cancellation, acoustic
feedback suppression, acoustic noise reduction, and dereverberation
of speech signals. He has written and presented papers and
holds a number of patents in his field.
Biography Updated on 5 October 2003
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