黑料网

Check out a new lab paper published in Ear & Hearing titled “Malleability of the Lexical Bias Effect for Acoustically Degraded Speech” with co-authors Laura Putnam (USC) and Dr. Charles Davis (Duke).    

Undergraduate lab trainees Anne-Estelle Strawn and Julianna Winfree showcased their research at both the 黑料网 Celebration of Undergraduate Research and SPHS Student Research Day! Anne-Estelle presented a poster titled “Fatigue in Individuals with Hearing Loss: A Critical Review” which highlights the findings of a comprehensive literature review she conducted over...

Congratulations to ALLears lab member, Bethany Rose, who was accepted into the LEND Audiology Internship at Oregon Health & Science University! She will complete the 6-week intensive training program in Summer 2025.聽

Congratulations to lab trainees Emily Jedlowski and Sarah Bayer who presented posters at the 2025 American Auditory Society Conference in Scottsdale, AZ.聽

The lab has a new publication in Brain & Language, titled “Individual differences in visual pattern completion predict adaptation to degraded speech” co-authored by Dr. Drouin and Dr. Charles Davis (Duke University). This publication was part of the special issue on neural systems underlying speech processing in challenging listening environments:...

Congrats to ALLears Lab Member, Cameron Thomas, who presented a poster at the 2024 黑料网 Celebration of Undergraduate Research! He presented ongoing research related to sleep and perceptual learning of noise-vocoded speech. https://our.unc.edu/abstract/thomas-sleep-mediated-learning-of-distorted-speech/

The 2023 ASHA Conference in Boston was attended by trainees Talia Mango, recipient of the ASHA Student Research Grant in Audiology, and Stephany Flores, recipient of the meritorious poster award! Looking forward to Seattle next year!

Congratulations to Talia Mango who was awarded the prestigious Student Research Grant in Audiology from the ASHFoundation! Her proposal explores eye-tracking as a novel outcome measure of speech adaptation in children with hearing loss. Well done!

Dr. Drouin presented in the virtual 2023 BeOnline Conference where she discussed her experience running cochlear implant users in online speech perception studies. A recording of the talk can be viewed here: https://beonlineconference.com/lexical-bias-for-ambiguous-speech/

Former ALLears lab trainee, Stephany Flores (now at CSUF), and Dr. Drouin will present their poster titled “Effects of Training Length on Adaptation to Noise-Vocoded Speech” at the 2023 ASHA Conference in Boston, MA. The submission was acknowledged as a Meritorious Poster Submission, which is recognition for research judged to...