German-Austrian genome deal

German-Austrian recommendations for the antiretroviral therapy

With the collaboration of Arastéh K. (Berlin), Arendt G. (Düsseldorf), Bader A. (Bochum), Behrens G. (Hannover), Beichert M. (Mannheim), Berg T. (Potsdam), Bergmann F. (Berlin), Bieniek B. (Berlin), Blauhut B. (Linz), Bogner J. (München), Brockhaus W. (Nürnberg), Brockmeyer N.H. (Bochum), Brodt H.R. (Frankfurt/M), Büscher U. (Berlin), Buhk T. (Hamburg), Christensen S. (Münster), Doerr H.W. (Fra...

German-Austrian recommendations for HIV postexposure prophylaxis.

AMISCO: The Austrian German Multi-Sensor Corpus

We introduce a unique, comprehensive Austrian German multi-sensor corpus with moving and non-moving speakers to facilitate the evaluation of estimators and detectors that jointly detect a speaker’s spatial and temporal parameters. The corpus is suitable for various machine learning and signal processing tasks, linguistic studies, and studies related to a speaker’s fundamental frequency (due to ...

The 2015 Austrian-Swiss-German Fellowship Report.

The History of the Austrian-Swiss-German Traveling Fellowship The Austrian-Swiss-German (ASG) Traveling Fellowship was established in 1979; Karl Zweymüller from Austria, Alex Staubli from Switzerland, and Günter Janssen and Udo Rodegerdts from Germany were the first fellows chosen by their respective national societies to travel to different renowned centers in the United Kingdom, Canada, and t...

Word-final (mor-)phonotactic consonant clusters in standard Austrian German

Morphonotactic consonant clusters originate through morphological operations and are mostly combinations of consonants across morpheme boundaries. As they are processed faster and acquired earlier than phonotactic clusters, it is hypothesised that in speech production, morphonotactic clusters are more robust and highlighted than phonotactic clusters. The present study pursues two goals: it exam...