Seminars

Seminar – Enhanced Audio Description: the convergence of sound design and accessibility

Wed 8th March 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams. Abstract Accessibility to film and television for visually impaired audiences has been traditionally provided through a method called ‘Audio Description’ (AD).  AD is a third person commentary which is added to a film and television production to describe the visual layer.  However, the addition […]

Seminar – Hammers, Anvils and Wheelbarrows: The Hardware of Hearing

Wed 22nd February 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams. Abstract A tympanic middle ear has evolved multiple times among vertebrates, to improve airborne sound transmission. Common features include a tympanic membrane, an air-filled cavity and at least one ear ossicle to conduct the sound vibrations through to the inner ear. In […]

Seminar: Treble – A wave/geometrical hybrid virtual acoustics platform

Wed 8th February 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams. Abstract In this talk, a new cloud-based virtual acoustics software platform called Treble will be presented. This platform has various functionality relating to acoustic simulations, spatial audio and sound rendering in virtual domains, with applications e.g. in building design, product design, automotive, […]

Seminar: Diverse human responses to sounds from neighbours in wood residential buildings

Wed 2nd November 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams Alessia Frescura Alessia.Frescura@liverpool.ac.uk Abstract Sound from neighbours is a key locus of contestation in densifying cities where the construction of high-rise lightweight buildings is promoted as more sustainable for the environment. Neighbours’ sounds invade private spaces, impairing their restorative potential and, sometimes, […]

Seminar: Fully automated Eco-Acoustic monitoring – from the Tropics to the Nordics

Weds. October 26, 12:30 – 13:30. This event has past you can watch it back here: Dr. Sarab S. Sethi sss70@cam.ac.uk Abstract Anthropogenic pressures are causing ecosystems around the world to change at an increasing rate. Accurate and high-level monitoring of these changes is necessary, yet traditional survey techniques are often taxonomically focused, laborious, or […]

Seminar: Aerial robotics for facilitation of acoustic sensing in complex environments

Wed 28th September 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams and shown in Chapman Upper-Open Study Space 1.13, first floor, Chapman. Dr. Lawson, Jenna Louise j.lawson17@imperial.ac.uk Abstract Monitoring and evaluating the response of biodiversity to anthropogenic change and evaluating the effectiveness of current strategies is essential for effective management and improved decision […]