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HAAR: Hospital Audio Augmented Reality
This project will explore the use of Audio Augmented Reality in hospitals. Out of necessity most devices in a hospital make a sound, whether intentionally or not. Read more
Film Studies - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
Research degrees in Film Studies at Birmingham are supervised by faculty in the Department of Film and Creative Writing and in the Department of Modern Languages, which allows you to benefit from our interdisciplinary approach and breadth of expertise. Read more
Audio for Virtual and Augmented Reality
Recent developments in low cost VR displays have led to a resurgence of research into binaural 3-D audio. Whilst a good 3-D audio experience can be given using the state of the art technologies, there are still many problems to be solved. Read more
Wearable Audio-Visual Artificial Intelligence
Supervisory Team. Dr. Jennifer Williams, Prof. Steve Gunn, Prof. Stefan Bleeck, Dr. Shuo Zhang (Bose Corporation). Project description. Read more
Interactive spatial audio rendering
Impulse response capture of acoustic spaces for convolution-based reverb is a common application in many aspects of audio and music technology practice, and there are standardised approaches that enable high quality immersive virtual acoustic environments to be created based on real-world data. Read more
Augmented Reality for the Visually Impaired – Sensory Augmentation
The Computing and Audio Research Lab at the University of Sydney, Australia has a fully funded PhD position open in augmented reality for the visually impaired, in partnership with ARIA LLC. Read more
Improvements in headphone based 3-D audio using adaptive binaural signal processing and robust head-tracking
Design of immersive binaural surround systems requires an understanding of the perceptual cues for sound source localisation. Any source at a given angle of incidence to the head will create subtle time and level difference cues at the ears and is subject to spectral shaping due to the pinnae. Read more
Multimodal Argument Mining
Supervisory Team. Dr Rafael Mestre, Dr Stuart E. Middleton, Dr Matt Ryan. Project description. In this PhD project, you will develop innovative techniques for argumentation mining in multimodal contexts, with a focus on audio and natural language processing (NLP) applications. Read more
AI to enhance navigation for blind and partially blind persons by exploiting sensory combination of available senses
Research questions. Can AI be used to exploit multisensory integration of non-visual signals (e.g., sound, touch, and self-motion) to provide the blind and partially blind with a rich representation of the environment for effective spatial navigation?. Read more
Influence of listener movement on tonality and spatial quality in adaptive immersive surround sound systems
Whilst there is a significant body of work that focuses on the spatial quality and tonality of immersive surround sound systems for a sweet spot position, these qualities under a dynamic listening scenario (i.e. Read more
Real-Time Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Vocal Tract Analysis
The Computing and Audio Research Lab at the University of Sydney, Australia has a fully funded PhD position open to support real-time magnetic resonance imaging (rtMRI) and analysis together with acoustic-phonetic analysis. Read more
Decentralised and Distributed Active Noise and Vibration Control
Supervisory Team. Dr Jordan Cheer. Project description. A fully funded industrial studentship is available for a high-quality student to work in the area of decentralised and distributed active noise and vibration control. Read more
Department of Journalism Studies PhD with a Practical Element
By pursuing a PhD with a practical element you will do two things. first, write a doctoral thesis of 40.000-50.000 words and develop a practical element that exemplifies and illustrates your argument and conveys it and its significance to a non-University audience. Read more
OBM Guarantees: Understanding how to deliver a high-quality Object-Based Media experience
A fully funded PhD iCASE studentship for UK applicants, including fees and enhanced stipend is available in the School of Computing & Communications at Lancaster University. Read more
Remote sensing and advanced spectral analysis for coaching and rehabilitation
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Computing, Informatics and Applications Research Group
Research Group. Computing, Informatics and Applications Research Group. in collaboration with the Exeter Biomechanics Research Team (ExBiRT), University of Exeter. Read more