Projects with * have been published / presented at a conference
2022-2023Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
2020-2021
Thesis project: Master
2019-2020
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
2018-2019
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
2017-2018
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
2016-2017
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
2015-2016
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
2014-2015
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
Spontaneous projects
2013-2014
Thesis project: Master
Thesis project: Bachelor
Spontaenous projects
EarOpener: Learning auditory categories by means of brain signals (2011-2016)
Learning to perceive the sounds of a foreign language requires many hours of training, and nonnative adult listeners rarely achieve native-like levels of performance. Here, we seek to solve this problem by developing a neurofeedback device. I am involved in this project as a team leader and working with Alex Brandmeyer, Peter Desain, Christian Hoffman, James McQueen, Loukianos Spyrou, Jana Krutwig, Eliana Garcia-Cossio (STW, No.11141).
Between-channel processing of perception of time, space and speech (2013 - 2017)
Are there any common mechanisms among processing of time, space and speech? There may be common between-channel communicatinons underlying processing these domains. The leader of this project is Shuji Mori. I am involved in this project as a collaoborator of Kaoru Sekiyama, looking into perception of silence in speech signals (JSPS grant Kiban A).
Zien hoe je praat (2011-2013)
Parkinson patients often have difficulty with controlling their speech production. Especially, pitch height and loudness are two challenging features to control. We are developing intuitive and effective real-time vitalization of speech which will be used for the speech therapy setting. Collaborators are Lillian Beijer, Rebecca Scahefer, Toni Rietveld and Wiel Sueskens (stitpro project).
Perception-action systems in real complex environments (2009-2013)
This project aims at experimentaly investigating perception-action systems in real complex environments, such as sports, walking, music and speech. The team leader of this project is Shuji Mori. I am invovled in the "music and language" subproject as a collaborator of Kaoru Sekiyama, looking into influence of musical training on speech perception (JSPS grant Kiban B).
PracticeSpace (STW) (2006-2010)
This project aims at developing visual feedback systems for learning to perform music. I was involved as a post-doctoral fellow, worked together with Renee Timmers, Alex Brandmeyer, and Peter Desain.
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