Victoria M. Bajo

This study shows that sleep after noise overexposure in mice increases tinnitus development, as measured by changes in GPIAS, while hearing loss remains unaffected.

This study shows that training-induced plasticity in the auditory midbrain, specifically the inferior colliculus, supports sound localization behavior in ferrets with altered spatial cues.

This study examines how sleep state affects cortical evoked activity in ferrets with tinnitus, finding a link between tinnitus and sleep disruption, with neural markers of tinnitus reduced during sleep.

The paper shows that subcortical circuits mediate crossmodal communication between primary sensory cortical areas in mice by linking somatosensory cortex to auditory cortex via the midbrain and thalamus.

The paper shows auditory contrast gain control occurs in subcortical and cortical auditory systems and predicts perceptual adaptation in humans.