André Rupp

This study examines how cochlear implant experience affects cortical speech processing, finding reduced right-hemispheric activity in more experienced users compared to less experienced and normal hearing controls.

The paper shows the auditory P2 evoked by speech sounds has two subcomponents, P2a and P2b, reflecting different stages of auditory processing.

This study uses fNIRS and EEG to examine cortical responses to voice pitch changes, finding right-hemispheric activity and sustained fNIRS signals for variable prosody.

This study shows that fNIRS HbO signals in auditory cortex can be misleading due to blood stealing, and combined fNIRS-EEG analysis is needed for accurate interpretation.