Perrine Brusini

The paper replicates previous findings on infant cortical tracking of speech and shows that specific EEG features predict language outcomes at age 1.

This study tracks the development of phonetic feature encoding in infants' cortex from 4 to 11 months using electrophysiological responses, showing increasing acoustically-invariant encoding but not adult-like patterns by 11 months.

The paper examines delta- and theta-band cortical tracking and phase-amplitude coupling to sung speech in infants, showing their development across 4, 7- and 11-month-olds.

The paper uses speech-like stimuli to study auditory prediction errors and finds that prediction errors are modulated by preceding syllable structure, not just immediate transitions.