Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) is a chronic health condition that affects one-third of
the world population. One hallmark of presbycusis is a difficulty hearing in noisy …

Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) affects one-third of the world's population. One
hallmark of presbycusis is difficulty hearing in noisy environments. Presbycusis can be …

Age-related impairments in the primary auditory cortex (A1) include poor tuning selectivity,
neural desynchronization, and degraded responses to low-probability sounds. These …

Optimal perception requires efficient and adaptive neural processing of sensory input.
Neurons in nonhuman mammals adapt to the statistical properties of acoustic feature …

Age-related hearing loss is a very common sensory disability, affecting one in three older
adults. Establishing a link between anatomical, physiological, and behavioral markers of …

A common impairment in aging is age-related hearing loss (presbycusis), which manifests
as impaired spectrotemporal processing. Aging is accompanied by alteration in normal …

Hearing loss is a common feature in human aging. It has been argued that dysfunctions in
central processing are important contributing factors to hearing loss during older age. Aging …

Current models successfully describe the auditory cortical response to natural sounds with a
set of spectro-temporal features. However, these models have hardly been linked to the ill …

Temporal envelope processing is critical for speech comprehension, which is known to be
affected by normal aging. Whereas the macaque is an excellent animal model for human …

Sensitivity to repetitions in sound amplitude and frequency is crucial for sound perception.
As with other aspects of sound processing, sensitivity to such patterns may change with age …