AI and acoustic signal processing Hardware devices Animal vocal behaviour Ecology and environment
Doctoral candidates
Our PhD students develop AI algorithms to help understand animal sound. They monitor biodiversity across Europe and collaborate with AI and biodiversity experts.
Doctoral candidates
Céline Angonin
Tilburg University
Multi-task deep learning methods applied to bioacoustic tasks
Ilaria Morandi
University of South Bohemia
Bioacoustics for the conservation of species affected by climate change.
Juan Sebastián Cañas
University College London
Artificial Intelligence for Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Change
Manuel Alejandro Jaramillo Rodriguez
KU Leuven
Machine learning and deep learning algorithms for acoustic signal processing
Marius Faiß
Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior
Vocal interactions in social mammals, adaptive audio representations for machine-learning
Minkyung Kwak
Charles University
Animal communication, song evolution, bio/ecoacoustic, conservation ecology
Roberto Alessandri
Sorama
AI-enhanced sound event localization and detection for Bioacoustic