The combined effect of fundamental results about neurocognitive processes and
advancements in decoding mental states from ongoing brain signals has brought forth a …

Neural mechanisms that detect changes in the auditory environment appear to rely on
processes that predict sensory state. Here we propose that in tinnitus there is a disparity …

Evidence from animal and human studies suggests that moderate acoustic exposure,
causing only transient threshold elevation, can nonetheless cause “hidden hearing loss” that …

Many listeners with hearing thresholds within the clinically normal range nonetheless
complain of difficulty hearing in everyday settings and understanding speech in noise …

Normal listeners possess the remarkable perceptual ability to select a single speech stream
among many competing talkers. However, few studies of selective attention have addressed …

The human auditory system has evolved to efficiently process individual streams of speech.
However, obtaining temporally detailed responses to distinct continuous natural speech …

Objective: To evaluate the response of the human auditory cortex to the temporal amplitude-
envelope of speech. Responses to the speech envelope could be useful for validating the …

Studies in multiple species, including in post-mortem human tissue, have shown that normal
aging and/or acoustic overexposure can lead to a significant loss of afferent synapses …

Normal-hearing older adults often experience increased difficulties understanding speech in
noise. In addition, they benefit less from amplitude fluctuations in the masker. These …

Identification of comparable biomarkers in humans and validated animal models will
facilitate pre-clinical to clinical therapeutic pipelines to treat neurodevelopmental disorders …