Author: Jonas
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Quick interview for detektor.fm
Based on Malte’s recent J Neurosci study, Jonas did a brief interview for German radio detektor.fm today and talked listening effort, digital phone lines, noise reduction, and next-generation hearing aids with host Teresa Nehm. (In German only.)
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New editorial in “Brain & Language”: Re-visiting the electrophysiology of language
I had the honour of guest-editing a special issue for the classic journal “Brain and Language” and have thus contributed a brief editorial (now online) to this issue. The special issue re-visits old themes and new leads in the electrophysiology of speech, language, and its precursors. UPDATE: The full special issue appeared in September 2015 […]
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New job post
Please spread the word: We are offering a PhD post (alternatively, a half-time Postdoctoral post) in our new Auditory Cognition University of Lübeck branch! (English version here.)
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ERC Consolidator Grant awarded to Jonas Obleser
It is with great pleasure that we can report on a new major grant for the Auditory Cognition group / Obleser lab: In the 2014 call by the European Research Council (ERC), Jonas Obleser has very recently been awarded an ERC Consolidator grant (for researchers 7–12 years post their PhD), worth 1.97 million €. The grant has been awarded […]
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Strauß again — in Journal of Neuroscience
Alumna Dr. Antje Strauß just got another paper on: Alpha Phase Determines Successful Lexical Decision in Noise by Antje Strauß, Molly Henry, Mathias Scharinger, and Jonas Obleser appeared in Journal of Neuroscience. Check the abstract below;
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New Paper out in Psychophysiology — Wilsch et al.
A new paper on Slow-delta phase concentration marks improved temporal expectations based on the passage of time by AC PhD Anna Wilsch, alumni postdocs Molly Henry & Björn Herrmann, AC head Jonas Obleser along with Burkhard Maess appeared in Psychophysiology. Check the online source, or take a quick look on the abstract below. References Wilsch A1, Henry MJ, Herrmann B, Maess […]
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2015 — Embracing Change in the Obleser Lab
Time flies: The Auditory Cognition group aka The Obleser Lab has just entered its fifth year. We took off properly in early 2011, so this is a good point in time to briefly recap. We have had four exciting and very productive years so far, and this fifth year is bringing a lot of exciting […]
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Max Planck Society reports on Wöstmann et al.’s Neural alpha dynamics
Some days ago the Max Planck Society put out a news feature on our most recent Journal of Neuroscience paper (see our post): Aufmerksam zuhören — Hirn-Wellen zeigen Mühen des Hörens im Alter an It nicely wraps up Malte’s experiment on alpha dynamics in younger and older listeners. Check the link above for the full article (German). References Wöstmann […]