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Nikolas Francis: "Decision-making modulates neuronal responsiveness and functional connectivity in primary auditory cortex"

Michele Insanally: "Neuronal dynamics of non-classically responsive cortical neurons"

Stephen Town: "Knowing your place: behavior, neurophysiology and modelling of world-centered sound localization"

Merri Rosen: "Hearing loss and stress during development: Perceptual deficits and central auditory correlates"

Melissa Caras: “Contributions of top-down circuits to perceptual learning”

Anne Takesian: "Diverse layer 1 circuits gating auditory cortical plasticity"

Santiago Jaramillo: "Spectral surround suppression in the auditory cortex: roles and mechanisms"

Kishore Kuchibhotla: "Behavioral and neural correlates of latent knowledge during sensorimotor learning"

Antje Ihlefeld: "Strategies for listening in the dips"

Srivatsun Sadagopan: "Probing cortical mechanisms supporting vocalization recognition-in-noise"

Jennifer Resnik: "Distinct forms of cortical plasticity underlie difficulties to reliably detect sounds in noisy environments"

Julio Hechavarria: "Acoustic context modulates natural sound discrimination in the auditory cortex through frequency specific adaptation"

Alice Burghard (UConn Health)
Mateo Lopez-Espejo (Oregon Health and Science University)
Chase Mackey (Vanderbilt University)
Alice Milne (University College London)
Nihaad Paraouty (New York University)
Magdalena Solyga (Basel University)

Livia de Hoz (Charité - Medical University Berlin): "Independent processing of sound features in mice"

Hysell Oviedo (City University of New York): "Interrogating circuits to decode speech"

Leena Ali Ibrahim (Harvard Medical School)

Aaron Williams (University of Pennsylvania)

David Schneider (New York University): "Motor-related expectation drives predictive processing in mouse auditory cortex"

Laurel Carney (University of Rochester): "Neural Representations of Stimulus Envelopes: What’s Inside?"

Aravind Parthasarathy (University of Pittsburgh): "A cross-species approach for studying markers and mechanisms of speech intelligibility"

Hiroyuki Kato (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill): "Cortical area-specific roles in spectro-temporal integration"

Mitchell Sutter (University of California, Davis): "Task Dependence of Attentional Modulation of Auditory Cortical Coding"

Alejandro Tabas (Technische Universität Dresden)

Silvana Valtcheva (NYU School of Medicine)

Kerry Walker (University of Oxford): “Hearing in an acoustically varied world”

Lizabeth Romanski (University of Rochester): “Investigation of Identity and Expression Processing in Ventrolateral Prefrontal Cortex”

Ioana Carcea (Rutgers University): "Social transmission of behavioral responses to distress calls"

Liberty Hamilton (University of Texas at Austin): "A parallel pathway for speech that bypasses primary auditory cortex"

Yaneri A. Ayala (National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM))

Katarina Poole (University College London)

Nathan A. Schneider (University of Pittsburgh)

04/19/2022: Demystifying the BRAIN Initiative® Program: Guidance to Potential NIDCD Applicants:

Organizers: Dr. Merav Sabri (NIH), Dr. Amy Poremba (NIH); Dr. Maria Geffen (Penn); Dr. Dan Sanes (NYU)

Presenters: Dr. Andrea Beckel-Mitchener (NIH); Dr. Jim Gnadt (NIH); Dr. Karen David (NIH); Dr. Maria Geffen (University of Pennsylvania), Dr. Stephen David (OHSU), Dr. Dmitry Rinberg (New York University)

Diego Elgueda (University of Chile): "Sound and behavioral meaning encoding in the auditory cortex"

Narayan Sankaran (University of California San Francisco): "Intracranial recordings reveal the encoding of melody in the human superior temporal gyrus"

EARS: Electronic Auditory Research Seminars