Louena Shtrepi
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Louena Shtrepi is a leading researcher in architectural acoustics and sound perception, with a focus on the intersection of human-centered design and advanced acoustic materials. Her work explores how acoustic environments—from concert halls to biomedical devices—shape human experience, integrating computational modeling, experimental validation, and psychoacoustics. Among her key contributions is the pioneering use of metamaterials to mitigate acoustic noise emissions from lower limb prostheses, a study that addresses both the physical and psychological barriers to device acceptance. This recent work (2023), though early in its citation impact, highlights her commitment to translating acoustic science into tangible improvements in quality of life. Shtrepi’s broader research portfolio, with over 1,500 citations, includes seminal studies on room acoustics, sound scattering, and the perceptual effects of architectural spaces. She has been recognized with multiple awards for her innovative methodologies and has published extensively in top-tier journals, including the *Journal of the Acoustical Society of America*. Her work continues to shape how we design spaces and devices that are not only acoustically efficient but also humanly resonant.
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