Doctoral Candidates

I'm a PhD student affiliated with CNRS, the French National Center for Scientific Research. Within the Lab of Digital Sciences in Nantes, I'm a member of the SIMS (Signal, Image, and Sound) team. My research

Imagine placing a microphone in a field, running the recordings through an app and being provided with a precise list of species present in that location. While that is already possible for some species, most

The amount of information in sound, for not only humans but also other species, is often underestimated, which could be utilized for species classification, inter-specie communication, individual behavior or status analysis, and more. However, creating

What is creativity in computational terms? My goal is to discover new techniques using Machine and Deep learning, that solve classical Audio and Acoustic Signal Processing problems in a better way. I strongly believe that

I've explored sound production and communication across various species of animals and scientific settings, driven by a passion for understanding and conserving their behaviors. My work has spanned from studying vocal learning in songbirds and

People often say that we are on the boom of artificial intelligence, however, I am convinced that we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg, meaning that in the next years we are going

I'm a PhD student at University College London. My research interests span the fields of artificial intelligence, biodiversity monitoring, sustainability, and social impact, with a particular focus on utilizing bioacoustics and computational methods as deep

Can bioacoustics save animal populations? In the era of climate change, my goal is to demonstrate how bioacoustics can be an effective tool for understanding and conserving the animal world. I believe in the power

Playing music is a key part of my life, and has naturally lead me to develop a strong interest in acoustics. I discovered bioacoustics during my master in acoustics, and I instantly knew that I