Todd M. Mowery

This study shows that noise-induced hearing loss delays auditory learning and reduces the impact of acoustic evidence on decision-making in gerbils.

This study shows that permanent noise-induced hearing loss impairs auditory decision-making by affecting perceptual acuity, attention, choice bias, and motor execution in gerbils.

This study shows that overexpressing GABAB receptors in auditory cortex of gerbils with developmental hearing loss restores perceptual thresholds for temporal and spectral auditory cues.

This study shows that transient hearing loss during adolescence in gerbils causes long-lasting perceptual deficits due to altered auditory cortex processing, unlike adulthood hearing loss.

This study investigates how motor-initiated and visual environmental rhythms modulate auditory cortical excitability in non-human primates, finding complementary interactions between the two processes.