Supervision of students external to Eriksholm Research Centre
Tanveer Bhuiyan and Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Bethany Plain, VU Medical Centre. Other supervisors: Michael Richter, Liverpool University, and Sophia Kramer, VU Medical Centre. Project supported by EU as part of the HEAR-ECO project. Work continues in 2019.
Lars Bramsløw is supervising PhD student Niclas Janssen, Technical University of Denmark: “Bimodal Fusion in Cochlear Implant Users”. Technical University of Denmark supervisors: Jeremy Marozeau and Søren Riis. Project supported by the Oticon Foundation.Work continues in 2019.
Lars Bramsløw supervised PhD student Micha Lundbeck, University of Oldenburg: “Effects of advanced hearing aid signal processing on spatial awareness perception”. Other supervisors: Volker Hohmann, University of Oldenburg and Tobias Neher, University of Southern Denmark. Project supported by the Oticon Foundation.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Alicia Carabali, Bionics Institute, Melbourne. Bionics Institute supervisors: Colette McKay and Hamish Innes-Brown, and Oticon medical supervisor: Søren Riis. Project supported by the Oticon Foundation. Work continues in 2019.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Poul Houang, Linköping University. Aalborg University supervisors: Jesper Jensen, Jan Mar de Hann, and Zeng-Hua Tan. Project supported by the Innovation Foundation. Work continues in 2019.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Elisabeth Ingo, Linköping University. Other supervisors: Ariane Laplante Levsesque, Oticon Medical and Gerhard Andersson, Linköping University. Project supported by the Oticon Foundation.Work continues in 2019.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Peter Molander, Aalborg University: “From detection to intervention: psychological aspects of audiological rehabilitation”. Linköping University supervisor: Gerhard Andersson. Project supported by the Swedish Research Council and the Oticon Foundation.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Barbara Ohlenforst, VU University Medical Center and EMGO Institute for Health Care Research, Amsterdam: “Pupillometry as a window to listening effort: interactions between hearing status, hearing aid technologies and task difficulty during speech recognition.” VU Amsterdam supervisors: Sophia Kramer and Adriana Zekveld. The University of Nottingham supervisor: Graham Naylor. Project supported by EU as part of the LISTEN project.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Josefine Sørensen, Technical University of Denmark: "Conversational dynamics between normal-hearing and hearing-impaired interlocutors". Technical University of Denmark supervisor: Ewen McDonald. Project supported by the Oticon Foundation. Work continues in 2019.
Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Yang Wang, VU University Medical Center and EMGO Institute for Health Care Research, Amsterdam: “Pupil dynamics in response to light and effortful listening: unravelling the role of the parasymphatetic system”. VU Amsterdam supervisors: Sophia Kramer and Adriana Zekveld. The University of Nottingham supervisor: Graham Naylor. Project supported by EU as part of the LISTEN project.
Niels Henrik Pontoppidan and Lars Bramsløw supervised PhD student Paolo Attilio Mesiano, Technical University of Denmark: “Characterizing consequences of hearing impairment and hearing-aid on speech perception in competing-talker scenarios”. Technical University of Denmark supervisors: Torsten Dau and Tobias May.
Gabrielle Saunders and Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Hidde Pielage, VU Medical Centre. VU Medical Centre supervisors: Sophia Kramer and Adriana Zekveld. Project supported by EU as part of the HEAR-ECO project. Work continues in 2019.
Dorothea Wendt supervised PhD student Defne Alfandari, University of Nottingham. Other supervisors: Graham Naylor, Nottingham University, and Adriana Zekveld, VU Medical Centre. Project supported by EU as part of the HEAR-ECO project. Work continues in 2019.
Dorothea Wendt and Thomas Lunner is supervising PhD student Hanna Bönitz, Hannover Medical School. Other supervisors: Andreas Büchner, Hannover Medical School, Søren Riis, Oticon Medical, and Björn Lyxell, Linköping University. Project supported by the Oticon Foundation. Work continues in 2019.
Dorothea Wendt and Thomas Lunner supervised PhD student Patrycja Ksiasek, VU Medical Centre. VU Medical Centre supervisors: Sophia Kramer and Adriana Zekveld, . Project supported by EU as part of the HEAR-ECO project. Work continues in 2019.
Thomas Lunner, Emina Alickovic, and Carina Graversen supervised master's students Carlos Francesco Mendoza and Andrew Segar, Lund University: “Decoding Auditory attention from multivariate neural data using cepstral analysis”. Lund University supervisor: Maria Sandström.
Thomas Lunner, Antoine Favre-Felix, and Tanveer Bhuiyan supervised master's student Murron Harrison, University of Glasgow: “Body signals”. University of Glasgow supervisor: Bernd Porr.
Thomas Lunner, Alejandro Lopez Valdes, and Martin Skoglund supervised master's students Martin Sollenberg and Johan Lindqvist, Lund University: “Real-time multiple audio beamforming system”. Lund University supervisor: Bo Berhardsson.
Michael Kai Petersen supervised master's student Tilemachos-Dimitrios Pantazis, Technical University of Denmark: "Deep learning of user intents inferred from internet of things generated data".
Sergi Rotger Griful supervised master's student Helene Baadsgaard, Aalborg University: “Helbredssensorer i høreapparater – et kvalitativt studie.” Other supervisors: Troels Holm Pedersen, Oticon A/S and Pizarro Ordoñez, Aalborg University.
Sergi Rotger Griful supervised master's student Michal Kapiczynski, Aarhus University: “Home Hearing Assistive Technology (Home-HAT): Support for BLE Hearing Aid Devices.” Aarhus University supervisor: Stefan Rahr Wagner.
Sergi Rotger Griful supervised master's students Nikolaj Krabbe Skousen and Jeppe Gravgaard, Aarhus University: “Classification of User Context: A Context Aware Hearing Aid Solution.” Aarhus University supervisor: Stefan Rahr Wagner.
Martin Skoglund supervised master's student Torkil Petersen, Technical University of Denmark: “Restaurant problem solver: Estimation of listenser's gaze and talker's position”. Technical University of Denmark supervisor: Hans Henrik Niemann, and Widex supervisors: Mike Lind Rank, Alvaro Cabrera, Martin Anderssen.