Konstantin Tziridis

Chronic stress does not induce behavioural signs of tinnitus or cochlear synaptopathy in Mongolian gerbils

This study shows that chronic stress alone does not cause tinnitus or cochlear synaptopathy in Mongolian gerbils, suggesting stress may not be a primary cause of tinnitus.

Prediction, Syntax and Semantic Grounding in the Brain and Large Language Models

The paper investigates how syntactic processing, predictive coding, and semantic grounding interact in real time using MEG-EEG and compares neural responses to a large language model.

Cognitive Dynamics of Verb-Particle Constructions: An Eye-Tracking Study

This study uses eye-tracking to compare cognitive processing of phrasal verbs and prepositional verb-particle constructions, finding phrasal verbs are processed more efficiently.

Temporal and Hemispheric Dynamics in Neural Processing of Auditory and Speech Stimuli Across Linguistic Complexity: A MEG Source Space Study

This study examines neural processing of auditory and speech stimuli of varying complexity using MEG, revealing hemispheric lateralization patterns and temporal dynamics in speech perception.

Analyzing Differences in Processing Nouns and Verbs in the Human Brain using Combined EEG and MEG Measurements

This study uses combined EEG and MEG to analyze spatio-temporal patterns of noun and verb processing in the human brain, finding consistent patterns across two sub-samples.

Behavioral assessment of Zwicker tone percepts in rodents

The paper introduces a modified GPIAS paradigm to assess Zwicker tone perception in rodents and finds a significant increase in the GPIAS effect with notched noise, suggesting perception of the Zwicker tone.

Tinnitus development is associated with synaptopathy of inner hair cells in Mongolian gerbils

This study links tinnitus development to inner hair cell synaptopathy in Mongolian gerbils following acoustic trauma, independent of hearing loss severity.

Acute and long-term circuit-level effects in the auditory cortex after sound trauma

This study investigates acute and long-term changes in auditory cortex circuitry after sound trauma in gerbils, showing compensatory mechanisms in thalamocortical and intracortical inputs.

The Stochastic Resonance model of auditory perception: A unified explanation of tinnitus development, Zwicker tone illusion, and residual inhibition.

The paper proposes a stochastic resonance model to explain tinnitus, Zwicker tone illusion, and residual inhibition through auditory system adaptation and somatosensory input changes.