Bio

Hi! I'm Noah!

I am a first-year PhD student in Computer Science at Dartmouth College. I am a member of the SAHAS Lab, advised by Nikhil Singh . I am broadly intersted in Human-AI co-creation for music. My current research focuses on control protocols for music generation and generative audio editing.

I completed my BS/MS in Computer Science at Northwestern University, where I had the pleasure of working in the Interactive Audio Lab under the supervision of Prof. Bryan Pardo and Dr. Ethan Manilow. My research focused on audio enhancement and source separation.

Much of my research interests are inspired by my own experiences as a musician. I spend much of my free time playing guitar and am an avid fan of live music. (I can usually be found at any Billy Strings show within about 3 hours of where I reside). I also spent many years as a percussionist, including four amazing years as a member of the Northwestern Drumline.

Outside of music, I love to spend as much time outside as possible. I spend most weekends hiking or skiing in the New Hampshire/Vermont area. I also can be found in the kitchen, where I love to cook and roast coffee or in the gym where I attempt to compete in the sport of weightlifting.