Audio Engineering Society Educational Foundation Awards Scholarships, Grands for 2025/2026 Academic Year

The Audio Engineering Society Educational Foundation has introduced the recipients of AES Scholarships and Grants for Graduate and Undergraduate Studies in Audio Engineering for the 2025/2026 educational yr. These awards are funded by beneficiant contributions from benefactors – together with EAW, Eventide, Genelec, L-Acoustics, Sean Olive and WSDG – and from the estates of John Eargle, Emil Torick, and in reminiscence of Garry Margolis and Mary Lea Simpson. Other donations come from in-memoriam donors and people and corporations that help schooling in audio.
Since its institution in 1984, the Foundation has awarded grants for graduate research to tons of of remarkable candidates, a lot of whom have gone on to outstanding and profitable careers within the audio engineering business.
“The AES Educational Foundation proudly acknowledges the drive and ingenuity of the world’s main audio engineering college students with awards that pay tribute to our business’s pioneers,” stated Jim Anderson, President of the AES Educational Foundation. “We’re privileged to help these proficient students as they advance their research and analysis. We congratulate this yr’s awardees and encourage all audio college students to proceed on their path as we try collectively to make the business stronger.”
The distinguished recipients of the AES Educational Foundation awards for the 2025/2026 educational yr are as follows:

The Garry Margolis Scholarship, which celebrates the life and profession of longtime AES member Garry Margolis, was awarded to Ryan Baker, Georgia Institute of Technology.
The L-Acoustics Dr. Christian Heil Future of Sound Scholarship, offered to college students demonstrating curiosity about and dedication to shaping the way forward for sound, was awarded this yr to Devon Green, Georgia Institute of Technology.
The Genelec Ilpo Martikainen Audio Visionary Scholarship, provided to U.S. graduate college students with a ardour for advancing audio by innovation and expertise growth, was given to Franco Galetto, Middle Tennessee State University.
The Genelec Mike Chafee Audio Pioneering Scholarship, provided to passionate and excellent girls to proceed their audio schooling was awarded to Nancy Rico-Mineros, Stanford University (CCRMA).
The AES Educational Foundation John Eargle Award, given to a scholar who excels in each expertise and music, was offered to Aoqi Deng, McGill University, Schulich School of Music.
The Olive Award for Excellence in Audio is granted yearly to the scholar who demonstrates excellence of their scientific analysis and engineering of audio recording and replica is offered to Justin Kang, McGill University, Schulich School of Music.
The AES Educational Foundation Emil Torick Award, honoring former AES Foundation President and founding member Emil Torick, is offered to an excellent scholar with distinctive profession targets. This yr’s award was given to Summer Krinsky, Stanford University (CCRMA).
The WSDG Nancy Flannery Memorial Scholarship offers alternatives to girls pursuing graduate-level research in architectural acoustics and is offered to Natasha Winge, University of Surrey, UK.

AES Educational Foundation Scholarship Grants have been bestowed upon the next deserving particular person college students:

Kayla Lee, Trinity College Dublin
Calvin McCormack, Stanford University (CCRMA)
Marcela Rada, University of Surrey
Kyosuke Sato, Tokyo University of the Arts
Nelly Victoria Alexandra Garcia-Sihuay, Queen Mary University of London

In addition, the Mary Lea Simpson Memorial Scholarship was given to William Heilbraun, Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music. The award offers tuition help for the ultimate yr of research to an undergraduate scholar coming into senior yr at a North American school or college audio engineering/recording arts program.

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July 9, 2025 at 05:09PM