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Research interests

After obtaining her BSc. in Electrical Engineering from the American University in Cairo, Nawal received an MSc. in Computational Neuroscience from the Institute for Neuroinformatics (INI) at ETH Zürich. Throughout her Master’s, Nawal developed a passion for acoustics from the work she did with Shih-Chii Liu on speaker tracking using spikes from a neuromorphic silicon cochlea chip. To shift to more clinical research, she did her master thesis in Norbert Dillier’s lab on neural modeling of cochlear implant coding strategies. Currently, Nawal is pursuing her PhD on improving the perception of vocal characteristics by cochlear implant users under the co-supervision of Deniz Baskent and Etienne Gaudrain.

Publicaties

Effect of Channel Interaction on Vocal Cue Perception in Cochlear Implant Users

Effect of Spectral Contrast Enhancement on Speech-on-Speech Intelligibility and Voice Cue Sensitivity in Cochlear Implant Users

Does good perception of vocal characteristics relate to better speech-on-speech intelligibility for cochlear implant users?

On the color of voices: the relationship between cochlear implant users’ voice cue perception and speech intelligibility in cocktail-party scenarios

Effect of frequency mismatch and band partitioning on vocal tract length perception in vocoder simulations of cochlear implant processing

A neural-based vocoder implementation for evaluating cochlear implant coding strategies

Power gating of VLSI circuits using MEMS switches in low power applications

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