Planned dissertation projects:
K1: Talk to me – the hearing aid as an analysis tool: assessment of cognitive resources through incidental speech analysis
Supervision: Schultz / Zieschang
K2: Simply participate – effects of networked assistance on social and cognitive health of care-dependent people
Supervision: Wolf-Ostermann / Schweda
K3: Networked assistance and value pluralism: User perspectives of technical assistance systems in the context of cognitive impairments
Supervision: Schweda / Hein
M1: Iterative model refinement and calibration through the fusion of data from ambient and near-ear sensors
Supervision: Hein / Zieschang
M2: Sensor technology close to the ear as a new approach diagnosing and treating Parkinson’s disease
Supervision: Witt / Hein
M3: Detection of critical situations in elderly people at risk of falling
Supervision: Zieschang / Kollmeier
M4: Approaches to participatory technology development and health services research for the development of technical assistance systems
Supervision: Brütt / Witt
P1: Show me your ear and I’ll tell you how you’re doing: Ear-level Biosensor technology and its application for networked technical assistance systems
Supervision: Kollmeier / Wolf-Ostermann
P2: EEG analysis for the assessment of auditory attention during hearing
Supervision: Li / Radeloff
P3: Detection of dysphagia and aspiration using hearing aid sensors
Supervision: Radeloff / Schultz