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Participant 3. KTH Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH) in Stockholm is Sweden’s largest technical university. The Sound and Music Computing Group (SMC, formerly Music Acoustics) of the Department of Speech, Music and Hearing at KTH is the leader for WP2 (Case studies) and WP3 (Phonetic listening and world-event repre- sentation). In the KTH 2012 International Research Assessment Exercise, the Department was evaluated as part of Applied Computer Science, as, quote "Research output is internationally excellent in all fields, with a substantial number of units reaching the level of world-leading quality." The SMC group has considerable experience of European projects and actions, such as MOSART, SoundingObject, Agnula, Xxxxx Xxxxx Training Site, S2S2, IMUTUS, VEMUS, and BrainTuning; as well as COST Actions IC0601 Sonic Interaction Design and 2103 Advanced Voice Function Assessment. One currently EU-funded project is EUNISON, which in its topic is complementary to the proposed SkAT-VG project. In addition, the SMC Group is in the same department as the well-known Speech Communica- tion and Technology Group, with many points of convergence with the SkAT-VG project, and with very extensive experience of EU-funded projects. Key Staff Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Local Manager) received his Ph.D. in Music Acoustics at KTH in 1989, and heads the KTH SMC group as its professor since 2003. His research interests center on the human voice, but extend also across music, electronics, audio technology, computing and signal processing. He has been prin- cipal investigator for numerous voice-related research projects, funded mostly by Swedish research councils and foundations. Ternström is the project coordinator of the new FET-Open EUNISON project. Ternström also co-founded and worked in a signal processing company 1995-2000 and has written commercial voice analysis software, in addition to some 40 scientific papers and book chapters. He will be work package Leader and Local Coordinator for WP2 and WP3, and will also work on the phonetic analysis. Xxxx Xxxxxxx is professor of speech communication in the Speech group, who works on articulatory modelling of speech. He will supervise PhD student work on the phonetic analysis and also on the inversion problem for identifying articulation automatically. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx is associate professor with research interests in Sound Design. He was Swedish delegate to the COST IC-0601 action on Sonic Interaction Design. He will liaise for KTH especially with WP7 in y...
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Participant 3. Participant 3 is the Head of Digital and Data Solutions at Capitec Bank. The participant has worked at Capitec for 13 years. The participant has also been a CEO of a micro- finance bank in Nigeria. The participant has experience in Zimbabwe, Nigeria, South Africa, Australia and the United Kingdom’s financial services markets. The participant has also previously been employed at Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx and Next Systems. The participant’s education includes a bachelor’s degree of Business Science and an Honour’s Degree in Finance. The participant is a qualified Chartered Management accountant and also holds a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA).
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