Anne Kösem

This study shows that synchronized rhythmic touch enhances and prolongs newborns' neural tracking of auditory rhythm beyond the period of tactile stimulation.

This study finds that individuals with dyslexia have impaired temporal prediction abilities, shown through reduced accuracy in auditory discrimination and altered perception of rhythmicity in sound sequences.

This study investigates how temporal variability in auditory stimuli affects perception, finding that discrimination accuracy declines with increased temporal variability.

The paper investigates how sentence context constraints and predictive validity affect neural responses during reading, finding that N400 amplitude decreases with higher context constraints, while alpha power shows a non-monotonic pattern.

The paper investigates whether neural tracking of speech reflects speech intelligibility by comparing neural responses to degraded speech before and after training.

This study shows that more intelligible distracting speech reduces neural tracking of target speech in the delta range, impairing comprehension.

This study investigates whether alpha/beta oscillations reflect language prediction by measuring neural responses to sentences with varying predictability levels, finding non-monotonic power modulations that suggest a role in attention or control rather than direct prediction.

This study investigates how transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) at different frequencies affects the perception of spoken words, finding a significant effect when words are presented in sentences but not in isolation.

This study applies dual-site TACS to auditory and motor cortex to test if theta phase coupling affects auditory-motor mapping, but finds no significant effect on verbal repetition performance.

The paper shows that neural entrainment to speech rhythms influences perceived word duration and meaning.