Cheng Luo

This study shows delta-band cortical activity tracks word rhythm during natural speech comprehension, but not the acoustic envelope, and this tracking diminishes when attention is diverted.

This study investigates how auditory and language mechanisms contribute to noise-robust speech envelope tracking in humans by comparing native and foreign language listeners using EEG.

This study shows that top-down attention is required for lexical knowledge-based grouping of syllables into words, as evidenced by reduced neural entrainment to words when attention is diverted.

This study compares the slow temporal modulations in speech and music across languages and instruments, finding distinct rhythmic patterns that can reliably distinguish the two.