Andy Khong is currently an Assistant Professor in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Prior to that, he obtained his Ph.D. ('02-'05) from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Imperial College London, after which he also served as a research associate ('05-'08) in the same department. He obtained his B.Eng. ('98-'02) in Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.

His postdoctoral research involved the development of signal processing algorithms for vehicle destination inference as well as the design and implementation of acoustic array and seismic fusion algorithms for perimeter security systems. His Ph.D. research was mainly on partial-update and selective-tap adaptive algorithms with applications to mono- and multi-channel acoustic echo cancellation for hands-free telephony.

He has also published works on acoustic blind channel identification for speech dereverberation. His other research interests include human-computer interface, speech enhancement, multi-channel microphone array and blind deconvolution algorithms.

Andy is the author and co-author of two papers awarded the "Best Student Paper Awards" (International Workshop on Acoustic Echo & Noise Control 2005, and the APSIPA Annual Sumit & Conference 2010). He is a receipient of the Junior Chambers International "Ten Outstanding Young Persons Honouree Award 2011".