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MANAL LINJAWI

LUC CASPAR

BADER ALOTAIBI

SIDDHARTH SEHGAL

What is a Robot? Characterising the Capabilities of Autonomous Systems

The Role of Emotion in Autonomous Social Agents

Rhythm and Entrainment in Speech

Recognition of Dysarthric Speech

Current PhD Students

MAURO NICOLAO

Speech Synthesis by Analysis

DR VICKY MAIER

DR ROBIN HOFE

DR TIM KEMPTON

The Use of Computational Simulations to Investigate Neural Models of Acoustic Signalling and Hearing

Temporal Episodic Memory Model: Towards Proactive Case-Based Automatic Speech Recognition

Biomimetic Vocal Tract Modelling: an Artificial Speaker to Investigate the Energetics of Speech Production

Machine-Assisted Phonemic Analysis

Past PhD Students

DR GUY AIMETTI

Acquisition of Communication and Recognition Skills

CURRENT COURSES

COM3502/4502/6502 (2005-…)
Speech Processing
COM2005/3005 (2010-…)
Bio-Inspired Computing and Robotics

PREVIOUS COURSES

COM6905 (2016-2017)
Research Methods and Professional Issues
COM3330 (2015-2016)
Critical Evaluation Of Industrial Opinion
COM2005 (2011-2013)
Human Centred Systems Design
COM4035 (2010)
DARWIN
COM6075 (2008)
HLT Methods Tools & Applications
COM6078 (2005-2008)
Spoken Language Processing by Mind & Machine

Note to potential project/dissertation students

I'm happy to consider supervising your own well thought out project in spoken language processing or vocal interactivity.

Contact me if you have an idea you'd like to develop.

DR THOMAS POULSEN

ZENO

This is Zeno, a RoboKind humanoid expressive robot we’ve recently acquired from Hansen Robotics in the US. Zeno is used in teaching, research and public outreach, so the robot makes appearances in undergraduate lectures as well as at Open Days and exhibitions.

Zeno is available for undergraduate and postgraduate student dissertation projects, and it provides a core Department of Computer Science facility within Sheffield Robotics.