Audis Conference 2011
September 12th, Southampton
"Signal Processing and Audiology - From Front-end to Perception"
The aim of the conference is to stimulate interaction between audiology and signal processing researchers in order to exchange ideas
from audiology and signal processing for the development of future hearing aids (HA) and cochlear implants (CI). Multidisciplinary
topics related to research in hearing, signal processing for hearing prosthesis, perception and neuroscience are welcomed.
What makes this conference unique is that the plenary talks will follow the signal processing path from the front-end of a hearing
prosthesis to the auditory system. The day will be opened by a brief insight into the latest trends and requests of the hearing prostheses
industry and/or the clinic in device development.
This conference is organized within the framework of the AUDIS Program. Selected work of the AUDIS members will be presented at the
conference as well. On our main page you can find more information on the different projects covered within this framework.
We welcome speakers to present their latest research on the above mentioned topics. The contribution has to fit in the presented plenary
talk structure (signal processing path from the front-end of a hearing prosthesis to the auditory system). Accepted submissions on related
scientific topics that not directly fit in the plenary talk structure can be presented in an accompanying poster session.
Real-time demonstrations are welcomed as well!!
New:
Keynote speakers:
Ray Meddis and Tim Green
The FINAL PROGRAM is available:
The final program can be downloaded HERE.
Important Dates:
Abstract Submission: August 7th, 2011
Acceptance notification: August 10th, 2011
Registration deadline: August 26th, 2011
Venue and location information:
The conference will take place at the Highfield Campus of Southampton University.
More information and details about the location can be found via this link.
Registration:
Registration opens August 11th.
Due to temporary technical issues the registration form is currently unavailable. If you wish to register for the conference and you have
not yet received an e-mail containing the registration form, you can send an e-mail to audis.conf.2011@gmail.com and you will receive
the form as soon as possible.
Abstract Submission
Please send an extended abstract of your contribution (400-500 words, plus figures/tables) with the text "Abstract" in the subject before
August 7th, 2011 to audis.conf.2011@gmail.com. Submissions include title of the abstract, authors’ names and affiliation.
Abstracts will be collected in an abstract book to be provided at the conference. Selected best submissions will be offered to contribute to a
book which will be edited on research topics covered within the AUDIS program after the conference.
Mobility Support
We are able to offer limited mobility support for each participant
September 12th, Southampton
"Signal Processing and Audiology - From Front-end to Perception"
The aim of the conference is to stimulate interaction between audiology and signal processing researchers in order to exchange ideas
from audiology and signal processing for the development of future hearing aids (HA) and cochlear implants (CI). Multidisciplinary
topics related to research in hearing, signal processing for hearing prosthesis, perception and neuroscience are welcomed.
What makes this conference unique is that the plenary talks will follow the signal processing path from the front-end of a hearing
prosthesis to the auditory system. The day will be opened by a brief insight into the latest trends and requests of the hearing prostheses
industry and/or the clinic in device development.
This conference is organized within the framework of the AUDIS Program. Selected work of the AUDIS members will be presented at the
conference as well. On our main page you can find more information on the different projects covered within this framework.
We welcome speakers to present their latest research on the above mentioned topics. The contribution has to fit in the presented plenary
talk structure (signal processing path from the front-end of a hearing prosthesis to the auditory system). Accepted submissions on related
scientific topics that not directly fit in the plenary talk structure can be presented in an accompanying poster session.
Real-time demonstrations are welcomed as well!!
New:
Keynote speakers:
Ray Meddis and Tim Green
The FINAL PROGRAM is available:
The final program can be downloaded HERE.
Important Dates:
Abstract Submission: August 7th, 2011
Acceptance notification: August 10th, 2011
Registration deadline: August 26th, 2011
Venue and location information:
The conference will take place at the Highfield Campus of Southampton University.
More information and details about the location can be found via this link.
Registration:
Registration opens August 11th.
Due to temporary technical issues the registration form is currently unavailable. If you wish to register for the conference and you have
not yet received an e-mail containing the registration form, you can send an e-mail to audis.conf.2011@gmail.com and you will receive
the form as soon as possible.
Abstract Submission
Please send an extended abstract of your contribution (400-500 words, plus figures/tables) with the text "Abstract" in the subject before
August 7th, 2011 to audis.conf.2011@gmail.com. Submissions include title of the abstract, authors’ names and affiliation.
Abstracts will be collected in an abstract book to be provided at the conference. Selected best submissions will be offered to contribute to a
book which will be edited on research topics covered within the AUDIS program after the conference.
Mobility Support
We are able to offer limited mobility support for each participant
