Philip X. Joris

Assessment of Contralateral Efferent Effects in Human Via ECochG

This study investigates contralateral efferent effects in humans using ECochG, finding that contralateral noise suppresses neural responses and elevates detection thresholds, suggesting frequency-specific efferent influences.

Intrinsic mechanical sensitivity of auditory neurons as a contributor to sound-driven neural activity

This study investigates how mechanical sensitivity in auditory neurons contributes to sound-driven neural activity by shaping phase-locked responses and frequency tuning.

Mammalian octopus cells are direction selective to frequency sweeps by synaptic sequence detection

This study shows that mammalian octopus cells detect frequency sweep direction through synaptic sequence detection, not cross-channel coincidence, using in vivo recordings and a biophysical model.

Glycinergic axonal inhibition subserves acute spatial sensitivity to sudden increases in sound intensity

The paper investigates how glycinergic axonal inhibition enables precise spatial sensitivity to sudden sound intensity changes by analyzing binaural circuits in the auditory system.