Category: Perception

Auditory CortexAuditory PerceptionAuditory Speech ProcessingHearing LossPapersPerceptionPublicationsSpeech

New paper in Ear and Hear­ing: Erb, Lud­wig, Kunke, Fuchs & Obleser on speech com­pre­hen­sion with a cochlear implant

We are excit­ed to share the results from our col­lab­o­ra­tion with the Cochlea Implant Cen­ter Leipzig: AC post­doc Julia Erb’s new paper on how 4‑Hz mod­u­la­tion sen­si­tiv­i­ty can inform us on 6‑month speech com­pre­hen­sion out­come in cochlear implants. Erb J,…

Con­tin­ue read­ing ➞ New paper in Ear and Hear­ing: Erb, Lud­wig, Kunke, Fuchs & Obleser on speech com­pre­hen­sion with a cochlear implant
Auditory PerceptionClinical relevancePapersPerceptionPsychologyPublications

New paper out in the ‘Euro­pean Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science’: Tune, Wöst­mann & Obleser

AC post­docs Sarah Tune and Malte Wöst­mann have a new paper out online in the spe­cial issue on Neur­al Oscil­la­tions in the Euro­pean Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science! We are excit­ed to share the results from our first study of the ERC-fund­ed…

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AttentionAuditory NeuroscienceEEG / MEGEvoked ActivityNeural OscillationsNeural PhasePapersPerceptionPsychologyUncategorized

New paper in Plos Biol­o­gy: Com­ment by Obleser, Hen­ry, & Lakatos

My col­leagues and col­lab­o­ra­tor Peter Lakatos and Mol­ly Hen­ry and I took to our desks and Mat­lab con­soles, when Assaf Bres­ka and Leon Deouell came out ear­li­er this year with their paper in Plos Biol­o­gy. We had a few things…

Con­tin­ue read­ing ➞ New paper in Plos Biol­o­gy: Com­ment by Obleser, Hen­ry, & Lakatos
Adaptive ControlAgeingAuditory CortexAuditory NeuroscienceEEG / MEGEvoked ActivityExecutive FunctionsNeural OscillationsNeural PhasePapersPerceptionPublications

New paper in press: Hen­ry et al., Nature Com­mu­ni­ca­tions

Here comes a new paper in Nature Com­mu­ni­ca­tions by for­mer AC post­doc Mol­ly Hen­ry, with for­mer fel­low post­doc AC alum­nus Björn Her­rmann, our tire­less lab man­ag­er, Dun­ja Kunke, and myself! It is a late (to us quite impor­tant) result from our lab’s…

Con­tin­ue read­ing ➞ New paper in press: Hen­ry et al., Nature Com­mu­ni­ca­tions
Adaptive ControlAttentionAuditory CortexAuditory NeuroscienceAuditory PerceptionAuditory Speech ProcessingDegraded AcousticsEEG / MEGEvoked ActivityExecutive FunctionsNeural OscillationsNoise-Vocoded SpeechPapersPerceptionPsychologyPublicationsSpeech

New paper in press in Cere­bral Cor­tex: Wöst­mann et al. on ignor­ing degrad­ed speech

Audi­to­ry Cognition’s own Malte Wöst­mann is in press in Cere­bral Cor­tex with his lat­est offer­ing on how atten­tion­al con­trol man­i­fests in alpha pow­er changes: Ignor­ing speech can be ben­e­fi­cial (if com­pre­hend­ing speech poten­tial­ly detracts from anoth­er task), and we here show…

Con­tin­ue read­ing ➞ New paper in press in Cere­bral Cor­tex: Wöst­mann et al. on ignor­ing degrad­ed speech
EEG / MEGNeural OscillationsPapersPerceptionPublications

New paper in press: Alavash et al. in Net­work Neu­ro­science

We are proud to pub­lish our recent study on how net­work dynam­ics of beta-band oscil­la­tions in the human brain medi­ate response speed in audi­to­ry per­cep­tu­al deci­­sion-mak­ing. This work will appear soon in the first vol­ume of the promis­ing jour­nal Net­work…

Con­tin­ue read­ing ➞ New paper in press: Alavash et al. in Net­work Neu­ro­science
Adaptive ControlAuditory NeuroscienceEEG / MEGEvoked ActivityHearing LossNeural PhasePerceptionPreprints (not peer-reviewed yet)PublicationsSpeechUncategorized

New preprint paper: Fiedler et al. on pre­dict­ing focus of atten­tion from in-ear EEG

Very proud: PhD stu­dent Lorenz Fiedler goes live (pre-peer-review) with his work of pre­dict­ing the focus of atten­tion in sin­­gle-chan­nel/­­for­ward mod­els in in-ear EEG! Here is the preprint of the paper, which now will under­go peer-review. Thanks for check­ing it…

Con­tin­ue read­ing ➞ New preprint paper: Fiedler et al. on pre­dict­ing focus of atten­tion from in-ear EEG