Hearing Systems DTU, Ørsteds Plads 352, Kongens Lyngby (2025)

Our group, “Hearing Systems,” at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is concerned with speech communication, auditory signal processing and perception, audiology, objective measures of the auditory function and hearing-instrument signal processing. The goal of this research is to increase our understanding of the functioning of the human auditory system and to provide insights that are usefu

l for technical applications such as hearing aids, speech recognition systems, hearing diagnostics tools and cochlear implants.

16/01/2024

Hearing Systems Anniversary

On 3 October 2003, our Centre for Applied hearing Research (CAHR) was officially opened.
Last Friday we celebrated CAHR’s 20th, Hearing Systems’ 15th and Chess’s 10th anniversary, with colleagues, friends, and supporters. The afternoon started with speeches from DTU’s Senior Vice President Rasmus Larsen and our Head of Department Jan Ardenkjær-Larsen. Followed by a presentation from Andrew Oxenham and several short presentations from Hearing System’s researchers. The day ended with a celebration dinner and the opening of ‘CAHR Bar’.

Thank you to everyone that participated. We look forward to continuing our collaboration.

13/07/2023

Meet our new PhD student Mats Rekswinkel

Hello everyone! I am Mats, a Dutch biking enthusiast and I started a PhD position from the 1st of June at the Hearing Systems section. I’ve been in and around Copenhagen for a good two years, following the Engineering Acoustics MSc programme at DTU. This is where I got into contact with audiology and more specifically the area of Auditory Evoked Potentials. Quickly I developed a growing interest of this exciting ever-developing field, which will largely be the topic of my current PhD. For the next three years my project will focus on developing and investigating a newly proposed measurement paradigm using cortical responses to assess speech discrimination. This is primarily oriented at eventual applicability in hearing clinics but also aims at studying the fundamental mechanics of neural processing inside of the auditory cortex. You can find me in room 111 of building 352, DTU Health Tech or at Copenhagen Hearing and Balance Centre, Rigshospitalet. Always happy to chat, especially if it involves a cup of coffee!

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Ørsteds Plads 352
Kongens Lyngby
2800

Internet side

https://www.hea.healthtech.dtu.dk/

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