Barbara G. Shinn-CunninghamProf. Shinn-Cunningham is pleased to have been selected as one of the inaugural National Security Science and Engineering Faculty Fellows. The Auditory Neuroscience Laboratory is now seeking applicants for post-doctoral researchers to help support this effort. This project will explore electrophysiological correlates of auditory attention and auditory scene analysis, looking for non-invasive methods to determine a listener's behavioral goals and mental state. The project will lead to innovative methods to display important acoustic information so that listeners are not overwhelmed or distracted by competing sound sources. This work has practical application to hearing-aid users, who often have difficulty filtering out unwanted sounds in everyday settings.
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Auditory attention, binaural and spatial hearing, auditory scene analysis, perceptual learning and adaptation, acoustical and physiological correlates of perception, physiologically-based models of auditory processing.
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CN560: Models of Speech and Hearing (password protected)
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