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Researcher

Wannes Van Ransbeeck

Publications & Research Data

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2026

An EEG-based framework for exploring adaptive rhythmic human–machine interaction

Wannes Van RansbeeckZhongju YuanPieter-Jan MaesMarc LemanSarah VerhulstDick Botteldooren

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF NEURAL ENGINEERING

Large-scale music events can cause subclinical hearing damage

Nele De PoortereWannes Van RansbeeckSarineh KeshishzadehMarcel KokHannah KepplerIngeborg DhoogeSarah Verhulst

A1 Journal Article in SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

2025

A dynamic systems approach to modeling human-machine rhythm interaction

Zhongju YuanWannes Van RansbeeckGeraint A. WigginsDick Botteldooren

A1 Journal Article in IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CYBERNETICS

2024

Characteristics of personal sound and noise exposure at large-scale music events

Wannes Van RansbeeckNele De PoortereMarcel KokSarah Verhulst

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF THE AUDIO ENGINEERING SOCIETY

2023

Classification of targets and distractors in an audiovisual attention task based on electroencephalography

Steven MortierRenata TurkesJorg De WinneWannes Van RansbeeckDick BotteldoorenPaul DevosSteven LatreMarc LemanTim Verdonck

A1 Journal Article in SENSORS

Music festivals : the effect of recreational noise exposure on young adults hearing

Nele De PoortereWannes Van RansbeeckSarineh KeshishzadehHannah KepplerIngeborg DhoogeSarah Verhulst

Wireless and wearable auditory EEG acquisition hardware using around-the-ear cEEGrid electrodes

Arthur Van Den BrouckeJoris Van KerrebrouckWannes Van RansbeeckRobin PynckelsAttila FráterGuy TorfsSarah Verhulst

2022

System for portable audio-based EEG feature extraction and adaptive playback

Wannes Van RansbeeckArthur Van Den BrouckeSarah Verhulst