Jenna A. Sugai

The paper identifies neural and autonomic predictors of future listening errors in a sustained auditory task.

The paper investigates whether neural and behavioral markers of distraction suppression correlate with tinnitus severity, finding no such association.

This paper measures neural synchronization to different sound timescales in human listeners to determine how distraction affects auditory processing.

This study shows that age-related changes in central arousal states, measured via pre-stimulus pupil size, explain moment-to-moment fluctuations in speech intelligibility in older adults.

The paper identifies objective signatures of tinnitus and auditory hypersensitivity disorders through pupil dilation and facial movement analysis in response to sound valence.