SPECIAL ISSUE: HIGH-FREQUENCY SPEECH
This study looked at #speech understanding and extended high-frequency hearing sensitivity in blast-exposed veterans: https://t.co/0asJyi2tXO
#acoustics@fgallun
Happy to introduce a novel adaptive method for psychophysical testing that may be useful for screening applications developed with @braingamecenter and @fgallun et al. It is ready for use through our freely available PART app https://t.co/A5qzkYDY5r
Here, researchers develop a method of assessing the stability and predicting the degree of a listener's spectro-temporal cue weighting. https://t.co/jDLSB7pj8E
#acoustics#speech@SaraBlalockNg@fgallun@lingprof
Practicing #music can help generate neurons, strengthen the connections between #brain cells, and rebuild the #myelin sheaths that enable transmission of electrical signals between cells. https://t.co/rKMbuSzNVf
We are looking forward to celebrating 50 years of the AAS next week. The first round of Technology Updates begins at 8:00am on Thursday with Michelle Hicks, Ph.D. from Starkey, Rafael Delgado, Ph.D. from Intelligent Hearing Systems, and Jill Mecklenburger, Au.D. from GN Hearing.
Had a great time talking to @PurdueSAA tonight about clinician, scientists, and clinician-scientists! Research is important, but we can't forget who actually throws the Ring into Mount Doom!
Here, the effect of testing environment and participant perception on testing location were evaluated, comparing the performance of normal-hearing and hearing-impaired participants in their homes versus a clinical setting. https://t.co/vrQOOlTrl2
@fgallun#acoustics#research
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the AAS at our annual conference on March 2-4, 2023! Dr. Monita Chatterjee will present the Carhart Memorial Lecture, "Communicating Emotional Prosody with Cochlear Implants: Predictors and Mechanisms."
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@BITSlabNYU Well, I can't help with that (although those are just suggestions of course, and for a $30 fee you can get the full details). However, I am pleased to report that journals staff has TURNED OFF the "age of citations" flag :)
@BITSlabNYU @kaity_lansford The best place to start with questions is always the ASHA Journals Academy. If there is anything missing, email the journal staff and we will add/clarify! https://t.co/6bml0jIZxb
The American Auditory Society is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Ruth Litovsky as the incoming Editor-in-Chief of Ear and Hearing beginning January 1, 2023. Please join AAS in congratulating Dr. Litovsky on her appointment!
In this episode of Across Acoustics, we discuss the findings of the ASA Technical Committee on Psychological& Physiological Acoustics Task Force on Remote Testing with @_EllenPeng and @fgallun: https://t.co/qiLWTVP1JH
@ASA_POMA@ASA_JASAEL
My department is hiring: Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at Purdue University is seeking applications for an assistant or associate level tenure-track faculty position in Hearing Science/Audiology.
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