The ability of sensory networks to transiently store information on the scale of seconds can
confer many advantages in processing time-varying stimuli. How a network could store …

Inconsistency of accounts on auditory and speech processing in early development tends to
be attributed to maturational factors in children. However, variability in stimulus and design …

Theories of auditory and visual scene analysis suggest the perception of scenes relies on
the identification and segregation of objects within it, resembling a detail-oriented …

Auditory streaming and perceptual binding are functions performed by the auditory brain
rapidly and without conscious effort. They are fundamental for how we analyze and …

The “cocktail party effect” refers to the ability of human listeners to separate the acoustic
signal reaching their ears into its individual components, corresponding to individual sound …

Perception is dependent on the ability to separate stimuli from different objects and causes
in order to perform inference and further processing. We have models of how the human …

Many fundamental aspects of auditory processing occur even when we are not attending to
the auditory environment. This has led to a popular belief that auditory signals are analysed …

Navigating a busy street while talking on the phone is trivial for a majority of the population.
However, how the brain extracts the relevant information from the ever-changing and …

The study and design of machines that are able to analyze the auditory scene and organize
sound into parts that are perceptually meaningful to humans is referred to as machine …

Sleep is a mystery for the conscious mind. Indeed, whilst being asleep, either consciousness
is reduced and few memories remain upon awakening. Or consciousness is altered during …