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The paper investigates how speech and music processing share and differ in neural networks using intracranial EEG recordings and statistical analysis.

The paper shows that neural oscillation phases influence word perception by biasing recognition towards frequent stimuli based on region-specific sensitivity.

This study examines neuronal avalanches during speech and music listening versus rest, finding stimulus-driven coordination and distinct network dynamics.

This study investigates how French initial accent (IA) interacts with semantic processing using ERP measurements, finding that IA influences semantic conflict resolution and is processed automatically at the lexical level.

This study shows French listeners are sensitive to both primary final and secondary initial accents, challenging the idea that French is a stress-deaf language.