Steffen R. Hage

The paper shows that social behaviors, not vocal features, predict vocal turn-taking in marmosets, highlighting multimodal coordination in primate communication.

The paper shows marmoset monkeys use distinct vocal sequences with graded acoustic variation to encode food identity, suggesting nonhuman primates have precursors of linguistic combinatoriality.

This study investigates neural representations of speech content and production using MEG, finding dissociable patterns in the left hemisphere with dynamic production signals and stable content signals.

This study shows marmoset monkeys adjust call frequency and amplitude in response to noise during vocalizations but do not exhibit the Lombard effect, suggesting a cognitive strategy to avoid noisy environments.