Tag: Henry
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Neuroscience 2012 Posters and Talks
Dear friends and colleagues, SfN Participants! Please go and check out our posters in New Orleans this year. It’s all happening in the Monday (15 October) AM posters session, plus a bit of Tuesday AM, and one talk on monday AM as well. Thanks for your support! TALK MONDAY AM, 10:30321.11 — Selective attention to auditory […]
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New paper by Molly Henry: Amusia diagnosis should better rely on signal detection theory
Signal detection theory – what helps preventing misdiagnoses and false positives in general can’t be bad for diagnosing Amusia either, one would think. Our very own Molly Henry and her former supervisor Devin McAuley now demonstrate in a just-accepted paper Failure to apply signal detection theory to the Montreal Battery of Evaluation of Amusia may misdiagnose amusia […]
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New paper out: “Don’t be enslaved by the envelope” – Comment on Giraud & Poeppel (2012)
Today appears a comment / opinion article, with a tad bit of fresh evidence from our lab, that is mainly a reply to Anne-Lise Giraud and David Poeppel’s recent “perspective” article on Neural oscillations in speech. We loved that article, obviously, but after the initial excitement, a few concerns stuck with us. In essence, the […]
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New paper in press: Erb et al., Neuropsychologia [Update]
I am very proud to announce our first paper that was entirely planned, conducted, analysed and written up since our group has been in existence. Julia joined me as the first PhD student in December 2010, and has since been busy doing awesome work. Check out her first paper! Auditory skills and brain morphology predict individual […]