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Otoacoustic

Staff

Lead researcher

Professor Stephen Beeby PhD, FIEEE, FInstP, FIET, CEng, CPhys

Professor of Electronic Systems & Device

Research interests

  • Electronic Textiles
  • Flexible Electronics
  • Smart Materials
Other researchers

Professor Neil White

Professor in Intelligent Sensor Systems

Research interests

  • Medical sensors
  • Intelligent sensor systemS
  • Energy harvesting

Emeritus Professor John Chad

Research interests

  • Overall research interest is the processing and transformation of information within the nervous system in health and in neuropathologies
  • Organotypic neural cultures for studies of circuit development, neuronal function and neuropathology
  • Self-organisation and computational function of neurones and neural circuits

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Smart Electronic Materials and Systems

Our interests range from nano-scale biological sensors to complete sensor systems.

Sustainable Electronic Technologies

We explore how to improve renewable energy sources and create more efficient electronic device technology to benefit the environment.

Research outputs

Evaluation of otoacoustic emissions as a biometric
N.J. Grabham,
M.A. Swabey,
P. Chambers,
M.E. Lutman,
N.M. White,
J.E. Chad,
& S.P. Beeby
, 2013 , IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security , 8 (1) , 1--10
DOI: 10.1109/TIFS.2012.2228854
Type: article
A comparison of verification in the temporal and cepstrum-transformed domains of transient evoked otoacoustic emissions for biometric identification
P. Chambers,
N.J. Grabham,
M.A. Swabey,
M.E. Lutman,
N.M. White,
J.E. Chad,
& S.P. Beeby
, 2011 , International Journal of Biometrics , 3 (3) , 246--264
DOI: 10.1504/IJBM.2011.040818
Type: article
The biometric potential of transient otoacoustic emissions
Matthew Swabey,
Paul Chambers,
Mark E. Lutman,
Neil M. White,
John E. Chad,
Andrew D. Brown,
& Stephen P. Beeby
, 2009 , International Journal of Biometrics , 1 (3) , 349--364
DOI: 10.1504/IJBM.2009.024278
Type: article
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