Thorge Haupt

This study identifies EEG responses to auditory distractions in real-world soundscapes, showing that spectral novelty elicits a P3a response but not a Reorienting Negativity.

The paper shows that shorter inter-onset intervals in natural soundscapes reduce N1 and P2 amplitudes in auditory evoked potentials, replicating lab findings in real-world conditions.

This study uses mobile EEG to investigate how surgical personnel perceive sounds during simulated laparoscopic surgery, finding no significant effects on task performance but noting changes over time.