workshop Speech in Noise 2011: registration is open (Gaston Hilkhuysen )

Subject: workshop Speech in Noise 2011: registration is open From: Gaston Hilkhuysen <ghilkhuysen@xxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2010 11:49:29 +0000 List-Archive:<http://lists.mcgill.ca/scripts/wa.exe?LIST=AUDITORY> --_d6671219-46d0-4c31-901d-61e1331203f3_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable ...with apologies for any x-postings... =20 =20 It is our pleasure to announce that the registration for the 3rd workshop o= n Speech in Noise is now open. Attendants can register at: http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/events/Quality2011.html The registration fee is GBP 36.- The workshop on Speech in Noise: Intelligibility and Quality proved success= ful for two years in a row now. Each previous workshop attracted more than seventy-five people with backgro= unds in engineering=2C telecommunication=2C neuroscience=2C psychoacoustics=2C psychology and audi= ology. The workshops' highly informal atmosphere successfully contributed to a fertile exchange of ideas= between industry and academia. After London in 2009 and Amsterdam in 2010=2C the workshop will revive agai= n in 2011 on the 6th and 7th of January=2C in Lyon=2C France. In accordance with its traditional spirit=2C = the 2011 issue will cover a very broad range of =93speech-in-noise=94 topics including signal processing=2C cochle= ar processing=2C auditory scene analysis=2C phonetics=2C and linguistics. In the afternoon of the 6th of January=2C we will have a poster-session=2C = where all participants can present and discuss their work. In the evening=2C this session will be followed by a sp= ecial guest lecture by Stephan Launer (Phonak=2C Switserland) and an opening reception. =20 The 7th of January will be filled with oral presentations covering all majo= r scientific aspects of speech-in-noise. Among the speakers that are alread= y confirmed as of today one finds:Martin Cooke (IKERBASQUE=2C Spain)=2C Stu= art Rosen (University College London=2C UK)=2C Christian Lorenzi (Paris Des= cartes University=2C France)=2C John Culling (Cardiff University=2C UK) & M= athieu Lavandier (Ecole Nationale des Travaux Publics de l'=C9tat=2C France= ) Fanny Meunier (Centre de Recherche en Neurosciences=2C France)=2C Bas van= Dijk (Cochlear Ltd=2C Belgium)=2C Mike Brookes & Mark Huckvale (CLEAR Labs= =2C UK)=2C Jerker R=F6nnberg (University of Link=F6ping=2C Sweden)=2C Jonas= Obleser (Max Planck Institute=2C Germany) . The day will be closed with a = tribute to the man who introduced the 'cocktail party phenomenon'=2C Colin = Cherry. The workshop is sponsored by Research in Motion=2C Cochlear=2C la Societ=E9= Fran=E7aise d'Acoustique=2C European Research Council=2C l'=E9cole nationa= le desTravaux Publics de l'Etat=2C and l'Universit=E9 de Lyon I. The organizing committee: Fanny Meunier=2C Michel Hoen=2C Mathieu Lavandier= & Gaston Hilkhuysen = --_d6671219-46d0-4c31-901d-61e1331203f3_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <html> <head> <style></style> </head> <body class=3D'hmmessage'> ...with apologies for any x-postings... &nbsp=3B &nbsp=3B It is our pleasure to announce that the= registration for the 3rd<= FONT size=3D2> workshop on Speech in Noise is now open. Attendants can regi= ster at: <A href=3D"http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/events/Qua= lity2011.html">http://www= .phon.ucl.ac.uk/events/Quality2011.html</A>= The registration fee is GBP 36.-= The workshop on Speech in Noise: Intell= igibility and Quality proved successful for two years in a row now.<= /FONT> Each previous workshop attracted more t= han seventy-five people with backgrounds in engineering=2C</P= > telecommunication=2C neuroscience=2C ps= ychoacoustics=2C psychology and audiology. The workshops' highly</FO= NT> informal atmosphere successfully contri= buted to a fertile exchange of ideas between industry and academia.<= /FONT> After London in 2009 and Amsterdam in 2= 010=2C the workshop will revive again in 2011 on the 6th </FO= NT>and 7</F= ONT>th of<= /FONT> January=2C in Lyon=2C France. In accord= ance with its traditional spirit=2C the 2011 issue will cover a very broad<= /FONT> range of =93speech-in-noise=94 topics i= ncluding signal processing=2C cochlear processing=2C auditory scene analysi= s=2C phonetics=2C and linguistics.</F= ONT> In the afternoon of the 6th of January= =2C we will have a poster-session=2C where all participants can present and= discuss their work. In the evening=2C t= his session will be followed by a special guest lecture by Stephan Launer</= FONT> (Phonak=2C Switserland) and an opening = reception. &nbsp=3B The 7th <F= ONT face=3D"Arial=2C sans-serif">of January will be filled w= ith oral presentations covering all major scientific aspects of speech-in-n= oise. Among the speakers that are already confirmed as of today one finds:M= artin Cooke (IKERBASQUE=2C Spain)=2C Stuart Rosen (University College Londo= n=2C UK)=2C Christian Lorenzi (Paris Descartes University=2C France)=2C Joh= n Culling (Cardiff University=2C UK) &amp=3B Mathieu Lavandier (Ecole Natio= nale des Travaux Publics de l'=C9tat=2C France) Fanny Meunier (Centre de Re= cherche en Neurosciences=2C France)=2C Bas van Dijk (Cochlear Ltd=2C Belgiu= m)=2C Mike Brookes &amp=3B Mark Huckvale (CLEAR Labs=2C UK)=2C Jerker R=F6n= nberg (University of Link=F6ping=2C Sweden)=2C Jonas Obleser (Max Planck In= stitute=2C Germany) . The day will be closed with a tribute to the man who = introduced the 'cocktail party phenomenon'=2C Colin Cherry.</= P> The workshop is sponsored by Research in Motion=2C C= ochlear=2C la Societ=E9 Fran=E7aise d'Acoustique=2C European Research Counc= il=2C l'=E9cole nationale desTravaux Publics de l'Etat=2C and l'Universit= =E9 de Lyon I. The organizing committee: Fanny Meunier=2C Michel Ho= en=2C Mathieu Lavandier &amp=3B Gaston Hilkhuysen </body> </html>= --_d6671219-46d0-4c31-901d-61e1331203f3_--

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