Julie G. Arenberg

This study uses MEG to show that trigger sounds in misophonia elicit smaller evoked responses and different oscillatory patterns in the right auditory cortex compared to non-trigger sounds.

This study compares analog and pulsatile stimulation in cochlear implants using guinea pigs, finding analog stimulation has lower activation thresholds but different temporal coding properties.

This paper develops a deep learning framework to evaluate cochlear implant performance by simulating auditory nerve input and testing speech recognition and sound localization.

This study evaluates a combined channel deactivation and focused stimulation strategy for cochlear implants, finding individual improvements in speech perception for some users but no overall group benefit.