W. Owen Brimijoin

The paper investigates how the auditory system adapts to spatial sound contexts, showing that sound localization shifts based on recent auditory experiences.

The paper uses an auditory model to predict speech intelligibility with different HRTFs, finding that intelligibility varies across HRTFs, suggesting individual differences in access to speech cues.

The paper investigates how perceived motion of sounds varies with azimuth and introduces the equivalent arc ratio to explain spatial localization discrepancies.

This study identifies two types of auditory cortex neurons in freely moving ferrets: one encoding sound location relative to the head and another relative to the world.