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16.06.11
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12.04.11
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13.10.10
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17.08.10
05.08.10
21.06.10
10.06.10
09.06.10
31.05.10
28.05.10
28.05.10
26.03.10
23.09.09
16.09.09
18.07.08
13.05.08
05.05.08
23.11.07
12.10.07
05.10.07
24.09.07
13.08.07
06.07.07
20.04.07
08.03.07
16.02.07
12.01.07
27.11.06
10.11.06
25.10.06
30.06.06
08.05.06
24.02.06 |
Name / country
Prof. Chris Plack, the University of Manchester, UK
Agnès Léger, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France
Neal Viemeister, the University of Minnesota, USA
Nick Zacharov, Delta Acoustics
Volker Hohmann, Oldenburg University, Germany
John Woodruff, Ohio State University, USA
Barbara Shinn-Cunningham,
Boston University, USA
Mary Florentine, Northeastern University, Boston, USA
Dominic Massaro, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA
David Kemp UCL Centre for Auditory Research/Ear Institute, London
Stephen Neely, Boys Town National Research Hospital, USA
Oded Ghitza, Hearing Research Center, Boston University, USA
Ray Meddis, University of Essex, UK
Martin Heckmann, the Honda Research Institute, Offenbach, Germany
Steven Greenberg, Speech Institute, California, USA
Bruno Masiero and Frank Wefers, the Institute of Technical Acoustics, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Michael Vorländer, the Institute of Technical Acoustics, RWTH Aachen, Germany
Jean-Marc Luneau, Aalborg University, DK
Roland Schaette, Humboldt-Universität Berlin, Germany
Stefan Launer, Phonak AG, Zürich, Switzerland
John Mourjopoulos, University of Patras, Greece
Dr. Peter Balazs, Acoustics Research Institute, Vienna, Austria
Prof. Uwe Baumann, University of Frankfurt, Germany
Dr. Steven Schimmel, ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Dr. Oded Ghitza, Sensimetrics Corporation, Massachussetts, USA
Dr. Peter van Hengel, Soundintel,
the Netherlands
Prof. DeLiang Wang, Oticon (on sabatical leave from Ohio State University, USA)
Prof. Birger Kollmeier, Universität Oldenburg and Kompetenzzentrum HörTech, Oldenburg, Germany
Prof. Armin Kohlrausch, Philips Research Laboratories and the Technical University of Eindhoven
Prof. Neal Viemeister, University of Minnesota, USA
Prof. Glenis Long, dept. of Speech and Hearing Sciences, City University of New York, USA
Dr. Steven Bell, the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (ISVR), University of Southampton, UK
Dr. Manfred Mauermann, Oldenburg University, Germany
Dr. Bernhard Seeber, University of California at Berkeley, USA
Andre van Schaik and Craigh Jin, University of Sydney, Australia
Dr. Jesko Verhey, Oldenburg University, Medical Physics Group, Germany
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Title
Human Pitch Perception: New Insights from Psychophysics and Neuroimaging
Temporal and spectral masking release in the low- and mid-frequency range
Dynamic auditory frequency resolution
Subjective sound quality evaluation
Model-based signal processing for hearing aids
Integrating Monaural and Binaural Grouping Cues for Speech Segregation in Reverberant Environments
Peripheral contributions to individual differences in 'central' auditory tasks
Psychoacoustics, loudness and annoyance
The Science and Technology of a Virtual Tutor: How Baldi Came to Be
Models and measurements of loudness
Speech decoding guided by cascading oscillators locked to the input rhythm: a computational model
The Essex Hearing Dummy Project
Auditory Inspired Hierarchical Spectro-temporal Speech Features
Time Perspective in Spoken Language Processing
Real-time simulation and reproduction of 3D sound
Virtual Acoustics: Opportunities and limits
Complex Wavelet Based Modulation Analysis and Speech
Current research on tinnitus
Hearing-aid signal processing
System and signal dependent acoustic compensation for audio reproductions in rooms
Frame Multiplier and Irregular Gabor Filters with Application In Time Frequency Masking
Experiences and results with combined electric-acoustic stimulation (EAS)
Theory of modulation frequency analysis and modulation filtering, with applications to hearing devices
Exploiting nervous-system feedback and rhythmicity for diphone recognition
Acoustic incident detection in inner city environments
Speech Perception in Noise and Ideal Time-Frequency Masking
Cocktail parties and hearing aids: Diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology in the European context
Perceptual information in noise: how well humans can discriminate Gaussian noise tokens
Intensity coding, loudness, and loudness recruitment
Quick and objective hearing diagnostics using otoacoustic emissions
Auditory Evoked Potential (AEP) Research at the ISVR
Otoacoustic emissions - generation mechanisms, measurement techniques and applications
Binaural hearing and echo perception with cochlear implants
An overview of audio research at the University of Sydney
Duration effects in spectral loudness summation |
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02.12.05
07.10.05
29.09.05
23.09.05
14.09.05
12.09.05
03.06.05 |
Dr. Joseph Chalupper, Siemens Audiologische Technik, Germany
Prof. Roy Patterson, Physiology Dept. University of Cambridge, UK
Prof. Steven Greenberg, Silicon Speech, Santa Venetia, USA
Dr Matthew Wilkinson, ArupAcoustics, Cambridge, UK
Prof. Hideki Kawahara, Wakayama University, Japan
Prof. Dennis Burnham, MARCS Auditory Laboratories, University of Western Sydney, Australia
Dr. Andrew Oxenham, Massachusetts, USA |
Use of psychoacoustic models for fitting ski slope hearing losses
The size information in speech and music and how the auditory brain processes it
What are the essential cues for understanding spoken language?
Active Control of Low Frequency Buzz-Saw Tones
STRAIGHT: High quality speech manipulation system
New perspectives in Speech Perception Development
Auditory Perception: All in the timing? |