Ph.D. Summer School 2011 (10 ECTs)
Acoustic Communication
August, 12th-25th 2011
A graduate course arranged by
The Graduate School SNAK,
Application Deadline: May 1st 2011
The course focuses on methods and techniques for studying animal sound communication in air (including the sonic, infra-sonic and ultra- sonic ranges and air-currents), in water, and in solids (vibrations). The course includes lectures, practicals and excursions with time for discussion. Introductory lectures aim at giving an overwiew of the area of acoustic communication followed by lectures on the fundamentals of acoustics and signal analysis. Special emphasis on equipment and methods such as laser vibrometry and laser anemometry, array techniques, psychophysical methods, and underwater sound recording and localization. Part of the course will be held at our marine biological field station where the students can work with the sounds of captive harbor porpoises.
Programme: See the programme (updated August 9th 2011).
Teachers: Both resident and external experts.
Participants: 25 students with priority for Ph.D.-students enrolled in SNAK.
How to get there: Practical information on how to get to Søgaard.
How to apply: Applications should be sent to
Lone Nørgaard Bruun as one pdf-file and
should contain the following information:
- Documentation from home university (study-board) that the
course can form part of your education.
- CV and transcript
- Title and start date of Ph.D.-project
- Main research interests
Procedure in case of waiting list: If more than 25 students
sign up for the course, we will use the following priorities to select the 25
participants:
1. Students enrolled in the Graduate School SNAK.
2. Academic assessment of the applicants.
3. Master students (only if less than 25 Ph.D.-students apply).
Location: Field stations in Søgård and Kerteminde, see the bottom of the courses page.
Dates: August 12th-25th, 2011.
Language: English.
Organizer: The Graduate School SNAK, in particular the Institute of Biology at SDU, Odense.
Sponsers:
The Oticon Foundation

Fee: DKK 6,000 (approximately 1,000 USD and 800 EURO, including tuition, accommodation and meals).
Contact:
Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard,
Annemarie Surlykke,
or secretary
Lone Nørgaard Bruun:
Institute of Biology, University of Southern Denmark,
Campusvej 55, DK-5230 Odense M, Denmark.
Tel: +45 6550 2448, +45 6550 2720 (secretary);
Fax: +45 6550 2786


