Master’s Thesis

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27JUL 2026
Master's Thesis
ID 2608: Acoustic Feature Extraction and Speaker Diarization in Triadic Conversation
Background We recorded 13 EEG hyperscanning experiments in which groups of three acquainted people held 12 conversational trials each, spanning free speech, consensus finding, and conflict conditions. Alongside 96-channel EEG at 2.5 kHz and multimodal video, audio was captured via three directional microphones and one central omnidirectional microphone. Our initial goal is Diarization (to detect […]Background We recorded 13 EEG hyperscanning experiments in which groups of three acquainted people held 12 conversational trials each, spanning free speech, consensus finding, and conflict conditions. Alongside 96-channel EEG at 2.5 kHz and multimodal video, audio was captured via three directional microphones and one central omnidirectional microphone. Our initial goal is Diarization (to detect […]
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27JUL 2026
Master's Thesis
ID 2607: Facial Expression States and Their Neural Correlates in Triadic Conversation
Background We recorded 13 EEG hyperscanning experiments in which groups of three acquainted people held 12 conversational trials each, spanning free speech, consensus finding, and conflict. Alongside 96-channel EEG at 2.5 kHz and multi-microphone audio, every session was filmed. The video is stored as .mkv and is already synchronised to the EEG through a photodiode signal, so […]
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27JUL 2026
Master's Thesis
ID 2606: Gaze Behaviour and Conversational Dynamics in Triadic Interaction
Background We recorded 13 EEG hyperscanning experiments in which groups of three acquainted people held 12 conversational trials each, across free speech, consensus finding, and conflict conditions. The sessions were filmed, and the video is already photodiode-synchronised to the 96-channel EEG. Audio from three directional microphones and one omnidirectional microphone gives us diarized speaking intervals, […]Background We recorded 13 EEG hyperscanning experiments in which groups of three acquainted people held 12 conversational trials each, across free speech, consensus finding, and conflict conditions. The sessions were filmed, and the video is already photodiode-synchronised to the 96-channel EEG. Audio from three directional microphones and one omnidirectional microphone gives us diarized speaking intervals, […]
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27JUL 2026
Master's Thesis
ID 2605: Speech Source Separation for Multi-Speaker EEG Hyperscanning Recordings
Background We recorded 13 EEG hyperscanning experiments in which groups of three people who know each other held free conversations. Each experiment contains 12 trials spanning three conversation types (free speech, consensus finding, and conflict). While they talked we recorded 96-channel EEG at 2.5 kHz and audio at 44.1 kHz. The audio setup is the […]
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24MAR 2026
All Student Theses and Projects
ID 2604: Various Topics in Radar-Based Vital Sign Monitoring
This project explores radar-based sensing as a non-invasive alternative to traditional vital sign monitoring, avoiding the discomfort and disruption of contact-based or wearable devices. Contactless monitoring is valuable across settings such as clinical care, elderly and home monitoring, where continuous observation shouldn’t interfere with movement or comfort. Approaches range from classical signal filtering to deep […]This project explores radar-based sensing as a non-invasive alternative to traditional vital sign monitoring, avoiding the discomfort and disruption of contact-based or wearable devices. Contactless monitoring is valuable across settings such as clinical care, elderly and home monitoring, where continuous observation shouldn’t interfere with movement or comfort. Approaches range from classical signal filtering to deep […]
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02APR 2025
Bachelor's Thesis
ID 2512: Various Topics for Machine Learning and (Web) App Development in Health Psychology
Bachelor’s / Master’s Thesis / Research Internship / Project The aim of our research is to explore the potential of digital technologies in psychological research to better understand human psychology and behavior. Many psychological research areas still rely on “traditional” methods, such as laboratory protocols or the collection of self-reports or obtrusive, often invasive biomarkers […]Bachelor’s / Master’s Thesis / Research Internship / Project The aim of our research is to explore the potential of digital technologies in psychological research to better understand human psychology and behavior. Many psychological research areas still rely on “traditional” methods, such as laboratory protocols or the collection of self-reports or obtrusive, often invasive biomarkers […]
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