Neural oscillations are a prominent feature of the brain’s electrophysiology and target variables in many speech perception studies. For the latest edition of the Springer Handbook Auditory Research – this time focused on speech perception – lab members Sarah Tune and Jonas Obleser teamed up to take stock of what has been learned about the functional relationship of neural oscillations and speech perception.
By focusing on core functions and computational principles, the chapter offers a parsimonious account of the stable patterns that have emerged across studies and levels of investigations.
You can find a preprint of the chapter here and the entire collection of chapters here.