How do neuronal populations in the auditory cortex represent acoustic stimuli? Although
sound-evoked neural responses in the anesthetized auditory cortex are mainly transient …

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 …

A sound embedded in an acoustic stream cannot be unambiguously segmented and
identified without reference to its stimulus context. To understand the role of stimulus context …

Response properties of auditory cortical neurons measured in anesthetized preparations
have provided important information on the physiological differences between neurons in …

Population responses of cortical neurons encode considerable details about sensory stimuli,
and the encoded information is likely to change with stimulus context and behavioral …

In this study, we explored ways to account more accurately for responses of neurons in
primary auditory cortex (A1) to natural sounds. The auditory cortex has evolved to extract …

Cortical responses can vary greatly between repeated presentations of an identical stimulus.
Here we report that both trial-to-trial variability and faithfulness of auditory cortical stimulus …

The sensory responses of cortical neuronal populations following training have been
extensively studied. However, the spike firing properties of individual cortical neurons …

Neurons can transmit information about sensory stimuli via their firing rate, spike latency, or
by the occurrence of complex spike patterns. Identifying which aspects of the neural …

The representation of rapid acoustic transients by the auditory cortex is a fundamental issue
that is still unresolved. Auditory cortical neurons have been shown to be limited in their …