Welcome to the Cochlear Implants and Psychophysics Lab!
What We Do
The primary goal of our lab is to investigate mechanisms underlying complex auditory perception with cochlear implants. Along the way, we hope to gain
deeper insight into the workings of the normal auditory system, as well. Click here to look at our lab brochure.
We conduct psychophysical and speech perception experiments with cochlear implant listeners and normally-hearing listeners. A list of some of our recently completed and ongoing projects in the lab follows:
- CI Psychophysics
- Mechanisms Underlying Speech Perception with CIs
- Cue-trading in phonetic discriminations under spectral degradation (Matthew Winn, Monita Chatterjee) (collaboration with William Idsardi of Linguistics)
- F0 processing by normal hearing and cochlear-implanted children (Mickael Deroche, Danielle Zion, Jaclyn Schurman, Monita Chatterjee)
Our cochlear-implanted participants play a critical role in our research and we owe them an enormous debt for their enthusiastic and untiring support of our work.
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