Audiologist and researcher Dr. Julia Campbell shares her insights into the state of misophonia research and how we may get ...
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Research reveals how sighted and blind people's brains change when they learn to echolocateMore information: Liam J Norman et al, Changes in primary visual and auditory cortex of blind and sighted adults following 10 weeks of click-based echolocation training, Cerebral Cortex (2024).
After imaging the auditory cortex of mice, a part of the cerebral ... The research also offers new insight into the primary ...
They state that there is “little evidence for circumscribed areas of the auditory cortex being uniquely specialized for processing auditory spatial information….” Furthermore, Belin and ...
Sounds you consciously perceive affect your brain differently than sounds you don't, a recent Yale study found.
When a person's hearing and vision are uncompromised and function at a relatively high level, the human brain is able to take in various sights and ...
and 3000 inner hair cells that transduce the mechanical vibrations into neural impulses that reach the primary auditory cortex via the eighth cranial nerve. Most notable in age-related hearing ...
A research team at the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) has uncovered a fundamental principle of how the brain prioritizes ...
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