SFB-Kolloquium

Projektförderung

Dieses Projekt wird gefördert durch die Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) – Projektnummer 352015383 – SFB 1330.

SFB-Kolloquium

SFB-Kolloquium

Das Kolloquium findet - sofern nicht anders angegeben - dienstags, 14:15 -16:00 Uhr in W2-1-148 (Universität Oldenburg) im Wechsel mit dem Departmentskolloquium statt.

Zusätzlich werden die meisten Vorträge im Videokonferenzraum des Departmentkolloqiums übertragen:

https://meeting.uol.de/b/ste-qgx-ean-v18

PIN: 942869

Wintersemester 2024/2025

DatumOrtTitelReferent/inEinladende/r
15.10.2024NESSY W30-0-33/34Microphone Array Signal Processing and Optimization Algorithms: Toward Augmented Human HearingProf. Taishi Nakashima (Tokyo Metropolitan University) and Prof. Kouei Yamaoka (University of Tokyo)Simon Doclo
(DMPA)
12.11.2024
onlineTowards a better understanding of earplug comfort
Prof. Olivier Doutres & Dr. Franck Sgard
(ETS Montreal)
Michael Vorländer
(A4)
26.11.2024NESSY W30-0-33/34
+ online
Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning-Based Methods for Speech EnhancementVeranika Boukun, Jiatong Li, and Ruben JohnsonSteven van de Par
(B2)
03.12.2024NESSY W30-0-33/34Enhancing Magnetic Resonance Imaging: From Model-Based Reconstruction to Machine LearningDr. Mariya Doneva
(Philips Innovative Technologies, Hamburg)
Simon Doclo, Gerald Enzner (DMPA)
07.01.2025tbdAI4Health - Interpretable and explainable learning algorithmsProf. Nils Strodthoff (UOL)Simon Doclo 
(DMPA)
28.01.2025tbdtbd
Prof. Enzo de Sena 
(University of Surrey, UK)
Stephan Ewert
(C5)
29.01.2025
(Mittwoch!)
tbdtbd
Prof. Tuomas Virtanen
(Tampere University, Finland)
Simon Doclo
(DMPA)

Sommersemester 2024

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
04.04.2024
(Donnerstag!)
16:15 Uhr
W30-0-033/034 Unsupervised uncertainty measures of automatic speech recognition for non-intrusive speech intelligibility prediction Dr. Ning Ma
(University of Sheffield)
Bernd Meyer
(C6)
09.04.2024 W2-1-148
+ online

Measuring continuous listening effort (and speech intelligibiity) in dynamic acoustic scenes /
Fatigue, speech-on-speech masking and voice filtering/p>

Martin Berdau,
Julia Thomas
(UOL & Fraunhofer IDMT)
Jan Rennies /
Thomas Brand
(A1)
15.04.2024
(Montag)!
10:15 Uhr!
W30-0-033/034
+ online
Using and comprehending language in face-to-face interaction Judith Holler (Donders Institute at Radboud University and Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, NL) Volker Hohmann
(B1)
07.05.2024 online! Dynamische Schallquellen für die virtuelle akustische Realität: Beschreibung, Implementierung und Bewertung David Ackermann
(TU Berlin)
Kai Siedenburg
(A6)
28.05.2024 W30-0-033/034 On the Design of Differential Kronecker Product Beamformers Dr. Gal Itzhak
(Technion, Israel)
Simon Doclo (B2)
04.06.2024 W30-0-033/034
+ online
Improvement of bone conduction microphone quality and intelligibility Julien Richard
(Institut franco-allemand de recherches de Saint-Louis)
Simon Doclo (C1)

Wintersemester 2023/2024

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
28.11.2023,
14:15-15:45
W30-0-33/34
+ online
Multichannel speech enhancement: from ad-hoc arrays toward hearings aids Prof. Romain Serizel (Université de Lorraine / INRIA, France) Simon Doclo (B2)
29.11.2023,
10:15-11:45
W30-0-33/34
+ online
Hearing the Walls of a Room: When Signal Processing and Machine Learning Meet Acoustics Dr. Antoine Deleforge (Université de Lorraine / INRIA, France) Simon Doclo (B2)
19.12.2023 online

Modeling auditory spatial processing for realistic binaural virtual acoustics

Doz. Dr. Piotr Majdak (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften) Matthias Blau
(C1)
16.01.2024,
17:00 Uhr (!)
W30-0-33/34
+ online
Optimisation of hearing devices (self-)adjustment utilizing model based and psychophysical experiments Jonathan Gößwein (Fraunhofer HSA) Birger Kollmeier
(C4)
23.01.2023 W30-0-33/34
+ online
Diffusion models for speech enhancement Julius Richter, Bunlong Lay
(Signal Processing Group, Dept. of Informatics, University of Hamburg)
Jörn Anemüller
(B3)

Sommersemester 2023 - Nachtrag

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
23.08.2023 W30-0-027/28
+ BBB
Diffraction modeling for scattering objects with non-rigid surfaces
 
Peter Svensson Stephan Ewert
(C5)

29.09.2023
(Fr., 10:15!)

ICBM W15 1-146
+ BBB

Extending human auditory ecology to the perception of natural soundscapes by humans

Christian Lorenzi
(Ecole normale supérieure, Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL), Paris)

Stephan Ewert

Sommersemester 2023

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
11.04.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
Fundamental aspects of the Situated Phoneme (SiP) Test - lexical control, masking method, test score modelling, and significance testing Erik Witte
(Örebro University, Sweden)
Thomas Brand
(A1)
18.04.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
Alleviating speech-on-speech masking by informed speaker separation – Instrumental and experimental evaluations Ragini Sinha (Fraunhofer HSA Oldenburg)

Jan Rennies-Hochmuth
(A1)

25.04.2023
15:15 Uhr!

online

An overview of the HASPI and HASQI metrics for predicting speech intelligibility and speech quality for normal hearing, hearing loss, and hearing aids

James Kates
(Univ. of Colorado, Boulder)
Thomas Biberger (A2)
02.05.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
Selected audio projects at the lab in Hannover at the Institut für Kommunikationstechnik Jürgen Peissig (Leibniz Universität Hannover) Michael Vorländer (A4)
16.05.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
Motion behavior during audio-visual scene analysis in virtual multi-talker environments Valeska Slomianka
(DTU Denmark)
Giso Grimm
(B1)
23.05.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
Extending the possibilities of auditory psychophysics with massive online experiments Nori Jacoby
(MPI for Empirical Aesthetics Frankfurt)
Mathias Dietz
(DMPA)
30.05.2023 online Restoring music perception in cochlear implant listeners with good vibrations Jeremy Marozeau
(Hearing Systems, DTU)
Kai Siedenburg
(A6)
06.06.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
A two-stage CNN with feature reduction for speech-aware binaural DOA estimation Reza Varzandeh
(UOL)
Volker Hohmann
(B2)
04.07.2023

W2-1-148
+ online

Translating spatial hearing assessments to the clinic Abigail Anne Kressner
(DTU Denmark)
Anna Warzybok-Oetjen
(A5)

Wintersemester 2022/2023

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
31.01.2023 W2 1-148
+ online

Deep machine learning in audiology: Models of speech perception

Jana Roßbach & Bernd Meyer
 
Bernd Meyer (C6)
23.01.2023 (Montag!)
14:15
online How the type of sound reflections in rooms affects the spatial appraisal of a speech source and its intelligibility Nicola Prodi
(Universita degli studi di Ferrara)
Bernhard Seeber
(C5)
17.01.2023 online Room acoustic modeling and where is it going?

Lauri Savioja
(Aalto University)

Stephan Ewert (C5)
10.01.2023 W2-1-148
+ online
Realization and evaluation of audio for Mixed Reality environments - An overview of the current activities in Ilmenau Annika Neidhardt
(TU Ilmenau)
Manan Lamba (A4)
20.12.2022 kein Vortrag      
13.12.2022 Vortrag fällt aus Some challenges and opportunities for conversation-based studies of hearing and device benefit Timothy Beechey
(University of Nottingham)
Julia Schütze
(C4)
06.12.2022 kein Vortrag      
29.11.2022 W2 1-148
+ online
Numerical parameter estimation in ear canal acoustics Nick Wulbusch
(Uni Oldenburg)
Matthias Blau (C1)
22.11.2022,
15:00 Uhr!
W30-033/034
+ online
An open data platform for multiple use of medical data & clinical decision support Antje Wulff
(Uni Oldenburg)
DMPA /
Mathias Dietz
15.11.2022 W2 1-148
+ online
Evolutionary variational optimization for probabilistic unsupervised learning Jakob Drefs
(Uni Oldenburg)
Jörg Lücke
(B2)
09.11.2022
(Mittwoch,
10:15 Uhr!)
W30-033/034
+ online
Using reverse correlation to study speech perception & Auditory perception of natural soundscapes Lėo Varnet & Christian Lorenzi (Ecole normale supérieure, Université PSL) Steven van de Par & Stephan Ewert

01.11.2022

online Psychophysiological correlates of listening effort: Markers, outcomes, or concomitants? Michael Richter
(Liverpool John Moores University)
Kirsten Wagener
(C4)
25.10.2022 W2 1-148
+ online
Joint speech detection and localization for hearing aids using deep-learning methods Peyman Goli
(Uni Oldenburg)
Steven van de Par
(B2)
18.10.2022 W2 1-148
+ online
Low-delay periodicity analysis and synthesis Volker Hohmann
(Uni Oldenburg)
Steven van de Par
(B2)

 

 

Sommersemester 2022 - Nachtrag

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
13.09.2022 W30-0-027/28
+ BBB

Hearing in a social context

Lauren Hadley
(University of Nottingham)
Giso Grimm
(B1)

Sommersemester 2022

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
19.07.2022 W30-0-33 + virtuell

Modeling temporal information encoding in the healthy and synaptopathic auditory nerve

Enrique Lopez-Poveda
(University of Salamanca, Spain)
Birger Kollmeier
12.07.2022 W30-3-324 + virtuell A unitary model of auditory frequency change perception Kai Siedenburg
(UOL)
Kai Siedenburg (A6)
21.06.2022 virtuell Bringing the real life into the lab: Experiments on auditory selective attention using virtual acoustics Janina Fels
(RWTH Aachen)
Volker Hohmann (B1)
07.06.2022 verschoben      
31.05.2022 kein Vortrag      
17.05.2022 virtuell Speech intelligibility prediction with hybrid auditory model- and ML-based methods: The best of two worlds? Birger Kollmeier
(UOL)
Birger Kollmeier (A4)

10.05.2022

nur virtuell Perceptual similarity between piano notes: Simulations with a template-based perception model Alejandro Osses (ENS, Paris) Thomas Biberger (A2)
03.05.2022 nur virtuell Speech-on-speech masking Virginia Best
(Boston U)
Jan Rennies-Hochmuth (A1)
26.04.2022

W2-1-148 + virtuell

The challenge of predicting binaural speech intelligibility and measuring listening fatigue Ewald Strasser, Thomas Brand Thomas Brand (A1)

 

 

Sommersemester 2021

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
13.07.2021 virtuell Perceptual analysis of spatial auditory scenes in virtual reality Axel Ahrens
(DTU)
Bernhard Seeber (C5)
06.07.2021 virtuell Modeling radiation and scattering with edge diffraction Peter U. Svensson (Department of Electronic Systems, NTNU, Norway) Stephan Ewert (C5)
29.06.2021   verschoben auf Wintersemester 2021/22   Julia Schütze (C4)
22.06.2021 virtuell Optimizing hearing healthcare system response to patient’s needs via the ICF core sets for hearing loss: what has been done, where we are, and the future direction Razan Alfakir
(Auburn University, Alabama, USA)

 

Tahereh Afghah (C4)
01.06.2021 virtuell Audio reproduction in non-optimal acoustical environments

Ali Fallah

(UOL)

Steven van de Par (C2)
18.05.2021 virtuell Individualization of HRTFs based on anthropometric features Fabian Brinkmann, Stefan Weinzierl
(TU Berlin)
Matthias Blau (C1)

11.05.2021

Uhrzeit:
12:15-13:45!

virtuell Spatial augmented/mixed reality audio for hearables: recent works in applying AI and DSP for real sound sensing and control Woon-Seng Gan (NTU, Singapore) Simon Doclo (C1)
03.05.2021
(Montag,
16.00 !)
virtuell Neuroscience-inspired analysis and visualization of convolutional speech recognition models Andreas Krug, Sebastian Stober 
(OVGU Magdeburg)
Jörn Anemüller (B3)
27.04.2021 virtuell Investigating speech perception with cochlear implants in both directions: Effects of simulated channel interactions and removal of background noise using machine learning Tobias Goehring
(U Cambridge)
Mathias Dietz (B4)
20.04.2021   verschoben auf 03.05.21    

 

 

Wintersemester 2020/2021

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
02.02.2021 virtuell Robust binaural sound localisation using raw waveforms Ning Ma (University of Sheffield, UK) Simon Doclo (B2)
26.01.2021 virtuell 1) Speech-aware DOA estimation using CNNs

2) Glimpse formation based on local feature contrasts and spectro-temporal context
1) Reza Varzandeh


2) Steven van de Par
(Sarinah Sutojo)
Steven van de Par (B2)
19.01.2021 virtuell Clarity Challenge - Machine learning challenges for hearing devices Jon Barker (University of Sheffield, UK) Volker Hohmann (B1)
22.12.2020 virtuell Ecological validity and the selection of scenarios for laboratory testing Karolina Smeds (Office of Research in Clinical Amplification, Europe, Widex A/S, Sweden) Anna Warzybok (A5)
15.12.2020 virtuell Presynaptic cytoskeleton dynamics impact signal transmission at an central auditory synapse Christian Keine (UOL) Birger Kollmeier (A4)
08.12.2020 virtuell Modelling of bone conduction hearing Stefan Stenfelt (Linköping University, Sweden) Birger Kollmeier (A4)
24.11.2020 virtuell Development and applications of a virtual listener in (virtual) complex acoustic scenes Marc-Rene Schädler (UOL) Marc-Rene Schädler (A3)
17.11.2020 virtuell Internal noise in auditory modulation detection Christian Lorenzi
(ENS, Paris)
Stephan Ewert (A2)
03.11.2020 virtuell Hearing impairment and individual variability in modelling binaural speech intelligibility Mathieu Lavandier
(Universite de Lyon)
Brand, Rennies
(A1)
27.10.2020 virtuell Data and models about binaural aspects of intelligibility and listening effort Brand, Rennies & Co Brand, Rennies
(A1)

Wintersemester 2019/2020

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
14.02.2020
10:15-10:45
W30-0-027/28 Contribution of listener translation to the perceived externalization in binaural reproduction Manan Lamba
(TU Ilmenau -  Fraunhofer IDMT)
 
21.01.2020   The evaluation of rhythm and pitch perception correlation with the sound source location in horizontal plane in a cocktail party scenario Tahereh Afghah
(USC San Diego)
Volker Hohmann
17.12.2019 W2 1-148 Electric stimulation of auditory nerve fibers. Modelling and Measurements Werner Hemmert
(TU München)
Mathias Dietz

Vorherige Semester

Datum Ort Titel Referent/in Einladene/r
Dienstag, 17.09.2019,
16:00-18:00
W30-0-033/34 Einfluss gerätebedingter Laufzeitunterschiede auf die Lokalisationsfähigkeit bimodaler CI-/HG-Träger Stefan Zirn (Hochschule Offenburg) Volker Hohmann
Freitag, 08.02.2019
10:15-11:45
W30-0-033/34 Entwicklung und Evaluation von Deep-Neural-Network-Systemen zur Schallquellenlokalisation mittels Mikrofon-Arrays Hendrik Schoof Jörn Anemüller
Freitag, 30.11.2018
10:15-11:45
W30-0-033/34 Binaural masking level differences (BMLD) - Daten und Modellideen Kristin Bracklo Birger Kollmeier, Mathias Dietz
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