Older people often show auditory temporal processing deficits and speech-in-noise
intelligibility difficulties even when their audiogram is clinically normal. The causes of such …

While each place on the cochlea is most sensitive to a specific frequency, it will generally
respond to a sufficiently high-level stimulus over a wide range of frequencies. This spread of …

The past decade has seen a wealth of research dedicated to determining which and how
morphological changes in the auditory periphery contribute to people experiencing hearing …

Cochlear synaptopathy is a common pathology in humans associated with aging and
potentially sound overexposure. Synaptopathy is widely expected to cause “hidden hearing …

Computational models are useful tools to investigate scientific questions that would be
complicated to address using an experimental approach. In the context of cochlear-implants …

Our understanding of cell structure damage in the peripheral auditory system due to acoustic
overexposure and ageing underwent a paradigm shift with the discovery, over a decade …

Binaural cues are important for spatial hearing. Through interaural time and level differences
(ITD and ILD) between the two ears it is possible to locate sound sources. Binaural hearing …