<p>In this episode, we are chatting with <a href="https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/nicholas-cummins">Nicholas Cummins</a>, a Lecturer in AI for speech analysis at King's College London. We talk about speech technologies for health-related applications with a special focus on mental health. We also discuss several of Nick's recent projects as well as his views and advices on living abroad.</p>

In this episode, we are chatting with Nicholas Cummins, a Lecturer in AI for speech analysis at King's College London. We talk about speech technologies for health-related applications with a special focus on mental health. We also discuss several of Nick's recent projects as well as his views and advices on living abroad.

<p>In this episode, we are chatting with <a href="https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/nicholas-cummins" rel="noopener noreferrer">Nicholas Cummins</a>, a Lecturer in AI for speech analysis at King's College London. We talk about speech technologies for health-related applications with a special focus on mental health. We also discuss several of Nick's recent projects as well as his views and advices on living abroad.</p>

#3 Speech Pitch: Nicholas Cummins

Speech Pitch is ISCA-SAC's (Student Advisory Committee of the International Speech Communication Association) new podcast! Throughout the episodes, we will interview different guests, mostly from the speech community, in an informal setting. We want to get to know their work, their stories and their ideas for the future.
This podcast is hosted by PhD students in speech, with no experience in podcasts, but with the hope that it can bring the students and the entire speech community closer together, especially in pandemic times where we lack presencial conferences and other social interactions. We will try to have a new episode every 2 or 3 months. We hope you enjoy listening to it, and stay tuned!

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Speech Pitch is ISCA-SAC's (Student Advisory Committee of the International Speech Communication Association) new podcast! Throughout the episodes, we will interview different guests, mostly from the speech community, in an informal setting. We want to get to know their work, their stories and their ideas for the future. This podcast is hosted by PhD students in speech, with no experience in podcasts, but with the hope that it can bring the students and the entire speech community closer together, especially in pandemic times where we lack presencial conferences and other social interactions. We will try to have a new episode every 2 or 3 months. We hope you enjoy listening to it, and stay tuned!

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