Auditory Neuroscience

The neurobiological foundations of music perception, learning, and performance in children and adults
The pathophysiology of music- and noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus, which will affect more than 20 million Americans and half of all musicians by the year 2025
Music, voice, and speech perception in previously deaf children and adults who can hear through the surgical implantation of electrical devices that directly stimulate the auditory nerve
The effects of Alzheimer's disease, dyslexia, stroke, Parkinson's disease, childhood learning disorders, attention deficit disorder, drugs, schizophrenia, and depression on music perception, learning, and performance


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		Program In Auditory Neuroscience


The Division of Auditory Neuroscience is dedicated to advancing knowledge about: The neurobiological foundations of music perception, learning, and performance in children and adults The pathophysiology of music- and noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus, which will affect more than 20 million Americans and half of all musicians by the year 2025 Music, voice, and speech perception in previously deaf children and adults who can hear through the surgical implantation of electrical devices that directly stimulate the auditory nerve The effects of Alzheimer's disease, dyslexia, stroke, Parkinson's disease, childhood learning disorders, attention deficit disorder, drugs, schizophrenia, and depression on music perception, learning, and performance

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			Brain Structures Governing Music Perception, Performance, and Cognition


		Anatomical Mapping of the Sound Spectrum in the Inner Ear's Organ of Corti


				Publications in Auditory Neuroscience

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