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FACULTY
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Andrew J.
Oxenham, PhD
Group Leader
Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Minnesota,
and Visiting Scientist, Research Laboratory of Electronics
at MIT
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Christophe
Micheyl, PhD
Visiting Scientist
Projects include pitch perception in complex environments,
and the functional anatomy of auditory scene analysis. |
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Xuedong Zhang, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow
I am interested in mathematically modeling acoustic psychophysics
and physiology, signal processing in cochlear implants and
hearing aids,
and the neural coding of sound.
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Andrea Simonson,
PhD, CCC-A
Research Scientist/Audiologist
Projects include perceptual consequences of cochlear non-linearity,
behavioral estimates of cochlear tuning, and using psychophysics
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study auditory neuropathy. |
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Alexander
Gutschalk, MD
Postdoctoral Associate
I'm doing functional studies of the human auditory cortex
using MEG and fMRI. |
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Lorraine Delhorne,
M.S.
Research Scientist
Projects include devising behavioral measures of cochlear
and central function in hearing-impaired listeners. |
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Joe Frisbie
Research Engineer
Keeps the lab up and running. |
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STUDENTS
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Joshua G. W.
Bernstein
Graduate Student
Project: Behavioral and modeling studies of pitch perception
in normal and impaired hearing. |
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Craig Lewiston
Graduate Student
Project: Factors affecting musicians’ ability to detect
mistuning in musical intervals. |
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Courtenay Wilson
Graduate Student
Project: Neural bases of auditory streaming, using fMRI.
(Co-supervised by Prof. J.R. Melcher.) |
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ALUMNI
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Mindy Chang
UROP
Undergraduate research project: Modeling study of pitch coding
in a musical context. |
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Anna Dreyer
Graduate Student, HST |
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Christian
Froestl
Visiting Student, TU Munich |
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Daniel Lee
UROP
Undergraduate research project: Simulations of bilateral
cochlear-implant processing. |
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Michael K.
Qin
Graduate Student
Project: Speech reception and pitch coding using noise-vocoder
simulations of cochlear implant processing. |
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Peninah S.
Rosengard
Graduate Student
Project: Behavioral estimates of cochlear nonlinearity and
their ability to predict speech reception in hearing-impaired
listeners. (Co-supervised by Prof. L.D. Braida.) |
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Amanda Wong
Graduate Student, EECS |
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FRIENDS
AND ASSOCIATES
Louis D. Braida, PhD - MIT RLE
Torsten Dau, Ph.D. – Technical University of Denmark
Bertrand Delgutte, Ph.D. – Harvard Medical School, Boston,
MA
Christine Koh, PhD - Harvard Medical School
Raymond Meddis, Ph.D. – University of Essex, Colchester,
England
Jennifer R. Melcher, PhD - Harvard Medical School
Brian C. J. Moore, Ph.D. – University of Cambridge, England
Christopher J. Plack, Ph.D. – University of Essex, Colchester,
England
Christopher A. Shera, Ph.D. – Harvard Medical School,
Boston, MA
Mark Tramo, MD, PhD - Harvard Medical School |
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