The auditory cortex is critical for perceiving a sound's location. However, there is no
topographic representation of acoustic space, and individual auditory cortical neurons are …

Although the auditory cortex plays an important role in sound localization, that role is not
well understood. In this paper, we examine the nature of spatial representation within the …

Efforts to locate a cortical map of auditory space generally have proven unsuccessful. At
moderate sound levels, cortical neurons generally show large or unbounded spatial …

Because we can perceive the pitch, timbre, and spatial location of a sound source
independently, it seems natural to suppose that cortical processing of sounds might …

Lesion studies have indicated that the auditory cortex is crucial for the perception of acoustic
space, yet it remains unclear how these neurons participate in this perception. To investigate …

Auditory cortex is required for sound localisation, but how neural firing in auditory cortex
underlies our perception of sound sources in space remains unclear. Specifically, whether …

In contrast to the visual system, the auditory system has longer subcortical pathways and
more spiking synapses between the peripheral receptors and the cortex. This unique …

The activity of sensory neural populations carries information about the environment. This
may be extracted from neural activity using different strategies. In the auditory brainstem, a …

Although the auditory cortex plays a necessary role in sound localization, physiological
investigations in the cortex reveal inhomogeneous sampling of auditory space that is difficult …

The patterns of cortico-cortical and cortico-thalamic connections of auditory cortical areas in
the rhesus monkey have led to the hypothesis that acoustic information is processed in …