Mikel Lizarazu

The paper shows that brief exposure to structured musical rhythms enhances cortical tracking of speech in bilingual infants, with effects varying by age, language, and frequency band.

This study shows that musical rhythm structures influence cortical speech tracking by guiding brain oscillations to align with speech envelopes.

This study examines cortical tracking of speech in adults who stutter compared to fluent adults, finding reduced theta-band tracking and altered connectivity during speech-related listening tasks.

The paper shows that language experience influences how the brain predicts rhythmic sounds using long-term priors, as evidenced by differences in mismatch negativity responses to sound omissions.

This study examines how accumulated language experience affects cortical speech tracking in bilingual children, finding stronger semantic tracking in the more experienced language.

The paper investigates how temporal uncertainty affects neural responses to predictable visual stimuli, finding that uncertainty increases expectation suppression and reduces sustained decoding accuracy for early visual responses.

The paper uses MEG to show that children's audiovisual brain circuits change with reading experience, detecting letter-speech sound correspondences within 400 ms.

The paper examines how the brain tracks speech rhythms during self-produced speech and listening, finding differences in phrasal and syllabic tracking between reading aloud and listening.