Re: AUDITORY Digest - 30 Aug 1999 to 31 Aug 1999 (#1999-120)

[CRISTINA BUSK NIELSEN <cristina.busk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Please tell me how to unsuscribe from this list
Sorry, a dot missing in my last request in my address
this is the correct addrress
cristina.busk@get2net.dk
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Subject: AUDITORY Digest - 30 Aug 1999 to 31 Aug 1999 (#1999-120)


>There is one message totalling 77 lines in this issue.
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>Topics of the day:
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>  1. R E S  E A R C H   O P P O R T U N I T I E S :  S P H E A R
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>Date:    Tue, 31 Aug 1999 10:27:49 +0100
>From:    Phil Green <p.green@DCS.SHEF.AC.UK>
>Subject: R E S  E A R C H   O P P O R T U N I T I E S :  S P H E A R
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>R E S E A R C H   I N   T H E  S P H E A R   N E T W O R K
>==========================================================
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><<< apologies for multiple postings >>>
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>* SPHEAR (Speech, Hearing and Recognition) is a research network funded by
>the European Commission Transfer and Mobility of Researchers programme from
>1st March 1998 for four years.
>
>* SPHEAR is researching models of hearing, particularly Computational
>Auditory Scene Analysis and the Precedence Effect. The network links this
work
>to new methodologies for robust automatic speech recognition, primarily
>'Missing Data' and 'Multistream'. Recognition for in-car applications is
used
>as a testbed. For more details, see
><http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~pdg/sphear/sphear.htm
>
>* The SPHEAR partners are
>
>    University of Sheffield, GB
>    Ruhr Universitat Bochum, DE
>    Daimler-Chrysler Research, Ulm, DE
>    Institute Communication Parle, Grenoble, FR
>    IDIAP, Martigny, CH
>    University of Keele, GB
>    Wire Communication Lab, University of Patras, GR.
>
>* SPHEAR employs BOTH POSTDOCTORAL AND DOCTORAL RESEARCHERS (you can do
part
>or all of your Ph.D. within the network).
>
>* By the TMR eligibility rules, all these researchers must
>     be under 35 years of age,
>     be European Union citizens and
>     be prepared to work outside their own country.
>
>* There will be opportunities for individuals to take a series of
placements
>to work in several SPHEAR labs who are collaborating on the same or related
>tasks.
>
>* Research students who have already commenced their doctoral studies may
>spend part of their time on placements within SPHEAR.
>
>* Research students will have their tuition fees paid by the network.
>
>* Payment will be based on the Marie Curie TMR fellowship rates (details
from
>the web site)
>
>If you are interested, send your CV and the names and addresses of two
>referees to the address below. Indicate what SPHEAR tasks (see the web
site)
>and what SPHEAR labs interest you, and when you expect to be available.
>
>Alternatively, talk to us at Eurospeech, where several SPHEAR papers will
be
>presented.
>
>************************************************
>Dr Phil Green
>Speech and Hearing Research Group
>Department of Computer Science
>University of Sheffield
>Regent Court
>211 Portobello St.,
>Sheffield S1 4DP
>UK
>
>phone: (44) 114 22 21828
>fax:   (44) 114 27 80972
>email: p.green@dcs.shef.ac.uk
>www:   <<http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/people/P.Green/
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