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AUDITORY COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE EXPERIENCE LAB

 

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The ACNE Lab addresses issues relating to the processing of complex acoustic signals such as speech, music, and other environmental sounds.  Current projects include examining how people learn the sounds of a 2nd language and how one’s native language can interfere with this learning; investigating the ability of listeners to “tune” their perception to the particular characteristics of a speaker (e.g., understanding someone with a foreign accent or disordered speech); and studying how the design of cochlear implants and hearing aids can affect the ability of listeners to understand speech in complex listening environments. This multidisciplinary lab works closely with researchers in Psychology, Linguistics, Neurophysiology, and Electrical Engineering.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you are interested in participating in one of our experiments, please contact the Lab Manager, Megan Kittleson at mkittles@email.arizona.edu.

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   LAB ANNOUNCEMENTS!      image005.jpg                                                                         

 

 

image007.jpgRead about how much spectrum is necessary to identify familiar songs: Click here to check out the article.

 

image007.jpgBrian Monson's research was highlighted in the Discovery News article "Cell Phones: Why You Can't Hear Me Now."

Click here to check out the article.

 

image007.jpg Kathy "Nico" Carbonell and Davi Vitela were each awarded student transportation subsidies in connection with their

attendance at the 162nd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in San Diego, CA in November 2011.

 

image007.jpg Kathy "Nico" Carbonell was selected to receive the Speech Language and Hearing Science (SLHS) Department's

travel grant award of $300.

 

image007.jpg The American Speech-Language-and-Hearing Association (ASHA) selected Antonia “Davi” Vitela to attend the 2011 Lessons for Success Research Conference: Developing the Emerging Scientist.  The conference will be held at the ASHA National Office in Rockville, Maryland in April.  A conference fellowship-travel award was made available through the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), ASHA’s Research and Science division, and from funds provided by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation (ASHF). 

 

image007.jpgPhD students Kathy “Nico” Carbonell and Antonia “Davi” Vitela were notified that they have received the Speech Language and Hearing Science (SLHS) D Department’s travel grant award.  Each award is worth $200.

 

                  

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