Andersens PHD-podcast

Andersens PHD-podcast

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Andersens PHD-podcast episodes

  • Episode 09 The first lab test

    Almost half a year since the last episode. Finally, I am picking up podcasting with more frequent updates. Besides giving a short update on what has happened in the last half year, I will talk about the current state of my PHD with a focus on the very first lab test that was carried out.

    Recorded on September 19th 2020.

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out

    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    18 min
  • Videoconferencing special

    In these days of isolation, many are working with videoconferencing. Also people who are quite new to this...

    The quality and outcome of these meetings/lessons can vary a lot and I would like to share some tips and thoughts on how to optimize setup and aproaches.

    Recorded on March 29th 2020.

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out

    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    28 min
  • Episode 07 Behind the Scenes

    A bit of an off topic episode, where I give a listen behind the scenes, to explain how these episodes are put together. Stay tuned for episode 08 in a weeks time, where I will get back to the PHD-project.

    Recorded on March 2nd 2020.

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out

    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    16 min
  • Episode 06 State of The Art

    Starting to get an overview of the "State of the art" of research into music perception for Cochlea Implant listeners. A lot of new information and maybe not the big overview just yet...


    Recorded on February 23rd 2020.

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out

    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    23 min
  • Episode 05 Topic 1 taking shape

    After the second meeting with my tutor, the work on the first topic (sound for Cochlea Implant) has started taking shape. I now have a lot of work to do. Now it is clear that my three main areas of study will not be called "articles" but rather "topics" and each topic can contain several articles.


    In the podcast, I mention the VillaPodcast. Here is a link:

    https://villapodcast.podbean.com/

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out
    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    15 min
  • Episode 04 Choosing Courses

    A run through of the 11 PHD-coursed that I have considered following through the first 10 months of PHD-studies. I am already enrolled to some of them, but some will probably also be removed from the list again.

    Also, this is the episode recommended to people suffering from insomnia.

    Recorded on January 21st 2020.

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out
    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    26 min
  • Episode 03 The first meeting

    Thoughs and new ideas after the first meeting with my primary tutor and secondary tutor for the first article. This meeting gave a more clear view on the first article, concerning Cochlea Implants, and the cobncert events related to it. But the meeting also gave new thought on the overall framing of the project.

    20 min
  • Episode 02 The Three Articles

    In this episode, the three different articles of Jesper Andersens PHD-projects are present

    ed quite briefly. More details will be added in later episodes.

    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out
    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    23 min
  • Episode 01 Podcast Introduction

    The very first eposide of Andersens PHD-podcast. An introduction to the format of this podcast and it's host.


    Music by Homesick Hank - check them out
    https://open.spotify.com/artist/00jsJAOHLH8OkGuMuG08yW?si=W1sqynQNTZGOg2oWGB58bQ

    15 min

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Anecdotes from 2.000 days of researching, learning, teaching.