Scholar
Dan Stowell
Google Scholar ID: BXu3q_wAAAAJ
Tilburg University / Naturalis Biodiversity Centre
Citations & Impact
Citations
3,352
H-index
26
i10-index
53
Publications
20
Co-authors
85
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Feb 2024: Launched the TABMON project with a new postdoc recruitment
- Nov 2023: Published teaching materials on 'AI for Nature & Environment'
- May 2021: Joined the editorial board of PLOS Computational Biology
- Nov 2020: Published a harmonized open dataset on UK solar photovoltaic installations
- Oct 2020: Published a special journal issue on 'Ecoacoustics and Biodiversity Monitoring'
- May 2019: Chaired a special session on wildlife bioacoustics at ICASSP 2019
- Sep 2018: Published research on deep learning for nocturnal bird audio monitoring
- Jul 2017: Promoted to Senior Researcher
- Aug 2016: Announced the Bird Audio Detection Challenge
- Aug 2015: Launched the Warblr birdsong recognition app for iOS and Android
- Frequent invited speaker at international events including Dagstuhl VIHAR seminar, WiSSAP winter school, and Intelligent Sensing Summer School
Research Experience
- Since March 2021: Associate Professor of AI & Biodiversity at Tilburg University, Naturalis Biodiversity Centre, and JADS
- Led the Lorentz Centre workshop 'Full-stack bioacoustics' in August 2022
- Founded and led the Machine Listening Lab at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in March 2016
- Supervised multiple PhD students and postdocs, including Veronica Morfi, Pablo Alvarado Duran, Lies Zandberg, Rita Pucci, and Ben McEwen
- Involved in international collaborative projects such as the TABMON project (launched 2024) and the Bioacoustic AI PhD program (2023)
