Lars Gutschalk Hausfeld

Repeated listening induces exposure-specific cortical tracking of intelligible continuous speech

The paper shows that repeated exposure to intelligible speech enhances cortical tracking of sublexical features, with prediction performance decreasing as temporal distance between exposures increases.

Neural correlates of location-response compatibility in an immersive virtual-reality Attention Network Test: a multiverse electroencephalography analysis

The paper analyzes neural correlates of location-response compatibility in a virtual reality Attention Network Test using EEG, finding stable lateralized neural activity patterns.

EEG reveals online monitoring mechanisms of speech production

The paper uses EEG to study neural mechanisms of speech production by decoding auditory speech output under different masking conditions, finding consistent decoding in instantaneous and feedback lags.

Antithetical contribution of primary and non-primary auditory cortex while listening to speech in noisy scenes

This study uses fMRI to show that primary and non-primary auditory cortex process speech in noisy environments differently, with one tracking both relevant and non-relevant speech and the other selectively representing relevant speech.