Chloé Huetz

The paper investigates how auditory neurons track sound envelopes in noisy conditions and finds that slow amplitude modulations are better tracked, affecting discrimination performance.

The paper identifies target-specific and masker-specific neurons in the auditory system that operate under noise conditions, showing a distributed network for auditory perception.

The paper investigates how cortical and subcortical neurons discriminate sounds in noise, finding that subcortical structures perform better than cortical ones, primarily due to the distortion of slow amplitude modulation cues.