Kaja Rosa Benz

The paper investigates ocular speech tracking in blind and sighted individuals, finding it is not modulated by speech intelligibility and has two frequency-specific components influenced by visual experience.

This study shows that eye movements track unheard speech during silent lip-reading and relates to hearing experience, with differences between hearing and deaf groups.

The paper investigates whether neural responses to omitted sounds in tone sequences depend on the predictability of omissions, finding that frequency-specific activity occurs independently of omission predictability.