Farhin Ahmed

The paper examines how the brain tracks unfamiliar languages in monolinguals and bilinguals using EEG and TRF modeling, finding enhanced cortical tracking for unfamiliar languages and stronger overall tracking in bilinguals.

The paper investigates whether infants can use spatial cues to improve speech perception in noise, finding that both infants and adults show spatial release from masking, though infants' effects are localized.

This study investigates how gaze behavior affects EEG measures of multisensory integration during selective attention in a cocktail party scenario, finding enhanced integration when participants directly attend to a speaker's face.

The paper investigates how attention affects multisensory integration of audio and visual speech in a cocktail-party environment using EEG data from natural speech tasks.

This study shows attention enhances phonetic feature processing but not acoustic processing in a multispeaker environment using EEG data.