Bilateral cochlear implant (BCI) users only have very limited spatial hearing abilities. Speech
coding strategies transmit interaural level differences (ILDs) but in a distorted manner …

Bilateral cochlear implants (CIs) greatly improve spatial hearing acuity for CI users, but
substantial gaps still exist compared to normal-hearing listeners. For example, CI users have …

Cochlear implant (CI) users with a prelingual onset of hearing loss show poor sensitivity to
interaural time differences (ITDs), an important cue for sound localization and speech …

Bilateral cochlear implant (CI) users have poor perceptual sensitivity to interaural time
differences (ITDs), which limits their ability to localize sounds and understand speech in …

Cochlear implants are medical devices that have restored hearing to approximately one
million people around the world. Outcomes are impressive and most recipients attain …

Background/Objective: Bilaterally implanted cochlear implant (CI) users do not consistently
have access to interaural time differences (ITDs). ITDs are crucial for restoring the ability to …

Listeners with cochlear implants (CIs) typically show poor sensitivity to the temporal-
envelope pitch of high-rate pulse trains. Sensitivity to interaural time differences improves …

Cochlear implants (CIs) convey the amplitude envelope of speech by modulating high-rate
pulse trains. However, not all of the envelope may be necessary to perceive amplitude …

Cochlear implants are medical devices that have been used to restore hearing to more than
half a million people worldwide. Most recipients achieve high levels of speech …

The stimulation rate in cochlear implant (CI) sound coding, or the “carrier” rate in pulses per
second (pps), is known to influence pitch perception, as well as loudness perception and …