machine listening

Research statement

The intersection between human listening and machine listening is the focus of my research.

I’ve just received a link to the video of my AES in York – many thanks to Mariana Lopez and Cleo Pike for inviting and

An audio-driven installation as part of the AlgoMech festival exhibition of kinetic and algorithmic art.

I’ve been invited to reflect on machine listening in the Field Studies 2017: Listening After Pauline Oliveros event whi

Visiting Research Fellowship at University of Leeds (2019 – 2021).

Guest lectures and other one-off contributions toward the education of university students.

Much research effort is spent worldwide on speech, education and medical applications of machine listening. On a personal leve

Here is the link to my new survey which investigates approaches to room adaptation in live music and sound art: http://tinyurl

Sat 4th March, 2017 Heritage Quays, Huddersfield Info link (at YSWN website) Booking via eventbrite I contributed the followin

I am leading a workshop on Machine Listening in the Catalyst: Festival of Creativity series.

This project is funded by means of a Knowledge Transfer Partnership grant from Innovate UK (formerly the Technology Strategy B

In collaboration with our industrial partners, we develop computer-assisted pronunciation training tools for Dutch learners of