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We will be presenting there 

Prof. Christoph Braun (UT), Coordinator of CherISH and his Doctoral candidate Sangyeob Baek (DC1, UT) will be presenting the EU-founded CherISH Doctoral Network and DC1 individual research project at the International Symposium on Hearing 2025 (ISH2025) in Vienna, Austria.

We presented there !

Prof. Francesco Pavani (UNITN), Chairman of our Communication Dissemination & Explotation Board (CDE) and Lisa Lever (DC4, UCBL)  presented the EU-founded CherISH project at the EFHOH Conference in Tallin, Estonia.

Speakers:

  • Prof. Christoph Braun, CherISH Coordinator (University of Tübingen)

  • Lisa Lever, PhD student CherISH, University Claude Bernard Lyon 1

  • Prof. Francesco Pavani, PhD, CherISH Communication, Dissemination and Exploitation Board, University of Trento

  • Darja Pajk, CherISH External Advisory Board, European Federation for the Hard of Hearing (EFHOH)

  • Dr. Obaid Qazi, Senior research engineer, Cochlear Technology Centre (Belgium)

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Project #1

Sangyeob Baek

DC1 – University of Tübingen (Germnay)

Tactile assistive system for sound localization in cochlear implant users

Project #2

Mohammed Raees MK

DC02 – University of Tübingen (Germany)

Modelling neurophysiological correlates of spatial hearing using a deep neural network model

Project #3

Martin Deligny

DC3 – University of Tübingen (Germany)

Impact of interaural time delay on sound localisation

Project #4

Lisa Lever

DC4 – Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (France)

Impact of head and hand movements strategy on auditory rehabilitation

Project #5

Pouriya Hassani

DC5 – université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

Impact of visual cues in spatial hearing

Project #6

Petra Kovács

DC6 – Austrian Academy of Sciences (Austria)

Spatial hearing for the margin of safety: Investigating peripersonal space and auditory looming bias in normal-hearing adults, newborns, and cochlear implant users

Project #7

Aseka Wickramarachchi

DC7 – UNITN Universita degli Study di Trento (Italy)

Hearing Through Our Own Actions: Do We Perceive Self-Generated Sound Motion Differently?

Project #8

Juan Daniel Galeano Otálvaro

DC8 – Katholieke Universitet Leuven (Belgium)

Enhancement of interaural time cues for spatial hearing in binaural CI users in real life

Project #9

Gianpaolo Palo

DC9 – Cochlear (Belgium)

Enhancing binaural cues in bilatetal cochlear implants: Sound coding for better spatial perception and auditory experience

Project #10

Kashif Ali

DC10 – Nemo Lab/Spatial Soud Institute (Hungary)

Training of spatial hearing in a virtual open sound field

 

Project #11UK

Ludovic Pirard

DC11UK – Imperial College London (UK)

Using artificial intelligence to optimise and maximise auditory training, specifically for bilateral cochlear implant users

 

Project #12UK

Nicola La Magna

DC12UK – Imperial College London (UK)

Explore the transferability of spatial hearing skills from virtual reality to real life

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