Sara Momtaz

This study investigates how stimulus rate and periodicity affect neural entrainment to speech and non-speech sounds using EEG data from human participants.

This study examines auditory cortical entrainment in children with amblyaudia, finding reduced flexibility in neural responses to rapid sounds compared to controls.

This study identifies subcortical sources as key drivers of speech-in-noise perception through frequency-following responses (FFRs) using EEG source reconstruction.

The paper investigates neural oscillations and functional connectivity in children with amblyaudia using EEG, finding aberrant beta-gamma oscillations and reduced inter-hemispheric connectivity.