Monday 21 October 2013 12:00pm to 5:30pm
Divinity School, St. John's College
About
The aim of this meeting is to bring together the groups undertaking hearing research in Cambridge so that we can update each other about our current and future research programmes and discuss how we should present ourselves to the outside world in the future.
People should leave the meeting knowing the interests and expertise of the different research groups in Cambridge, so that they understand where there might be opportunities for collaboration. We will also discuss how to strengthen connections and visibility of hearing research in Cambridge.
Preliminary schedule
12.15 -- Registation --12.30 Rich Turner: Bayesian inference and hearing
13.00 -- Lunch --
14.00 Bob Carlyon: Hearing and cochlear implants
14.30 Matt Davis: Adaptive processing of spoken language
15.00 David Baguley: Overview of Hearing and balance related research themes at Addenbrooke's
15.30 -- Break --
16.00 Ian Winter: Signal processing in the auditory brainstem: in sickness and health
16.30 Roy Patterson: Collaboration in Cambridge and around the world: speech streaming, pitch imaging and compressive distortion
17.00 Brian Moore: Auditory perception
17.30 wrap-up
The talks will be about 20 min leaving 5+min for discussion. They will present a broad outline the research the lab is currently undertaking and the five year plan for future work, possibly flagging discussion points along the way.
Registration
To register for the event, please sign up here ASAP. We need to know rough numbers so please sign up even if you are uncertain. You can indicate that you want to come, but are unsure that you can make it, by selecting the "(Yes)" option.
Cost
Costs are yet to be finalised, but it is likely that there will be a small charge to cover the costs of lunch and coffee that will be collected on the day.All welcome: but you need to register (see below)
People should leave the meeting knowing the interests and expertise of the different research groups in Cambridge, so that they understand where there might be opportunities for collaboration. We will also discuss how to strengthen connections and visibility of hearing research in Cambridge.
Preliminary schedule
12.15 -- Registation --12.30 Rich Turner: Bayesian inference and hearing
13.00 -- Lunch --
14.00 Bob Carlyon: Hearing and cochlear implants
14.30 Matt Davis: Adaptive processing of spoken language
15.00 David Baguley: Overview of Hearing and balance related research themes at Addenbrooke's
15.30 -- Break --
16.00 Ian Winter: Signal processing in the auditory brainstem: in sickness and health
16.30 Roy Patterson: Collaboration in Cambridge and around the world: speech streaming, pitch imaging and compressive distortion
17.00 Brian Moore: Auditory perception
17.30 wrap-up
The talks will be about 20 min leaving 5+min for discussion. They will present a broad outline the research the lab is currently undertaking and the five year plan for future work, possibly flagging discussion points along the way.
Registration
To register for the event, please sign up here ASAP. We need to know rough numbers so please sign up even if you are uncertain. You can indicate that you want to come, but are unsure that you can make it, by selecting the "(Yes)" option.
Cost
Costs are yet to be finalised, but it is likely that there will be a small charge to cover the costs of lunch and coffee that will be collected on the day.All welcome: but you need to register (see below)
Contact
Richard Turner