Our Research
The Auditory Prostheses and Perception Laboratory studies auditory and speech perception by adults and children with normal hearing, hearing loss and cochlear implants. New studies focus on mechanisms underlying adult cochlear implant listeners’ and normally hearing listeners’ sensitivity to emotional prosody, particularly on aging effects on emotion perception. In children, new studies are focusing on the link between their perception and production of emotional prosody.
Our Research Facilities
The Auditory Prostheses and Perception Laboratory includes two large sound booths for conducting listening tests in quiet environments, and a space in which experiments involving direct electrical stimulation of the implanted device are conducted.
To view a full list of our publications, please visit PubMed.
We gratefully acknowledge funding from the NIH, the American Hearing Research Foundation, and House Institute Foundation.
- Dr. Deniz Baskent University of Groningen
- Adam Bosen, Ph.D., Boys Town National Research Hospital
- Dr. Nicolas Grimault, University of Lyon
- Ryan McCreery, Ph.D., Boys Town National Research Hospital
- Rochelle Newman, Ph.D., University of Maryland
- Dr. Shuman He, Ohio State University
- John J Galvin, Ph.D., House Institute Foundation
- Xin Luo, Ph.D., Arizona State University
- Dr. Anastasios Sarampalis, University of Groningen
- Dr. Barbara Tillman, University of Lyon
