PAST EVENT · 16 JUNE 2026 · MAASTRICHT
Bioacoustics
Student Seminar
A one-day hybrid research seminar with students and researchers from Maastricht, Utrecht, and Tilburg universities.
PROGRAMME
Talks & abstracts
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Casper BröchelerEvent-Based Causal Analysis of Zoo Aviary Soundscapes Using Point Process Models
Acoustic and environmental events are modeled as time series to explore how earlier events relate to later bird vocal activity.
Bernardo Amado Pereira da CostaLanguage-Model-Based Sequence Modeling for Bird Vocalizations
Compares sequence models and language-model approaches for learning temporal structure in bird vocalization events.
Daniel MarconTransformers for Deinterleaving Symbol Sequences in Bird Vocalizations
Investigates transformer models for separating overlapping vocalization sequences into their likely sources.
Gaspar KuperDiscovery and Identification of Bird Individuals Using Acoustic and Proximity Data
Combines sound, proximity signals, and observations to study individual Rüppell’s vultures.
Emre ArgınAvian Population Estimation from Acoustic Recordings
Examines detection features, acoustic embeddings, and regression for bird population estimation in zoo aviaries.
Céline AngoninComparing Multi-Task Strategies for Multiple Dataset Learning in Bioacoustics
Studies whether training across different bioacoustics datasets improves classification and generalization.
Thijs DuinmeijerComparing Vocal Complexity of Old World Vultures
Tests relationships between social complexity and vocal repertoire across vulture species.
This event took place on 16 June 2026. Read the full original abstracts ↗