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期刊名:Hearing research

缩写:HEARING RES

ISSN:0378-5955

e-ISSN:1878-5891

IF/分区:2.5/Q1

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Jean-Hugues Lestang,Huaizhen Cai,Bruno B Averbeck et al. Jean-Hugues Lestang et al.
The auditory system transforms auditory stimuli from the external environment into perceptual auditory objects. Recent studies have focused on the contribution of the auditory cortex to this transformation. Other studies have yielded import...
Elsa Lindboom,Aaron Nidiffer,Laurel H Carney et al. Elsa Lindboom et al.
The goal of describing how the human brain responds to complex acoustic stimuli has driven auditory neuroscience research for decades. Often, a systems-based approach has been taken, in which neurophysiological responses are modeled based o...
Luana Carvalho Martins,Mateus Dos Santos Silva,Emerson Feio Pinheiro et al. Luana Carvalho Martins et al.
Since glutamate is the primary excitatory neurotransmitter in the mammalian cochlea, the mechanisms for the removal of glutamate from the synaptic and extrasynaptic spaces are critical for maintaining normal function of this region. Glial c...
Andrew D Brown,Tamasen Hayward,Christine V Portfors et al. Andrew D Brown et al.
Historically, diverse organisms have contributed to our understanding of auditory function. In recent years, the laboratory mouse has become the prevailing non-human model in auditory research, particularly for biomedical studies. There are...
Christoph Müller,Marie-Luise Polk,Korinna Lorenz et al. Christoph Müller et al.
Introduction: In reconstructive middle ear surgery, acoustic quality has received a high level of attention in recent years. Careful intraoperative selection and positioning of passive middle ear prostheses during tympano...
David P Herrmann,Randy K Kalkman,Johan H M Frijns et al. David P Herrmann et al.
Triphasic pulse stimulation can prevent unpleasant facial nerve stimulation in cochlear implant users. Using electromyographic measurements on facial nerve effector muscles, previous studies have shown that biphasic and triphasic pulse stim...
Thibaud Leclère,Peter T Johannesen,Aswin Wijetillake et al. Thibaud Leclère et al.
Computational models are useful tools to investigate scientific questions that would be complicated to address using an experimental approach. In the context of cochlear-implants (CIs), being able to simulate the neural activity evoked by t...
Guimin Zhang,Zhongdan Cui,Zihui Fan et al. Guimin Zhang et al.
The Lombard effect, referring to an involuntary rise in vocal intensity, is a widespread vertebrate mechanism that aims to maintain signal efficiency in response to ambient noise. Previous studies showed that the Lombard effect could be suf...
Fernando M San-Victoriano,Almudena Eustaquio-Martín,Enrique A Lopez-Poveda Fernando M San-Victoriano
We have recently proposed a binaural sound pre-processing method to attenuate sounds contralateral to each ear and shown that it can improve speech intelligibility for normal-hearing (NH) people in simulated "cocktail party" listening situa...