Kenneth S. Henry

The paper compares SFOAE-based and behavioral measures of cochlear tuning in budgerigars, finding that SFOAEs accurately predict cochlear tuning while behavioral tuning shows unique patterns.

The paper investigates how active outer hair cells drive cochlear fluid circulation using experimental and computational methods.

This study investigates how cochlear synaptopathy affects speech intelligibility in older adults using an EEG-based marker and finds that CS contributes to speech coding deficits in noise beyond hearing sensitivity.

The paper investigates how neurons in the rabbit inferior colliculus respond to chirp velocity and periodicity, finding that periodicity has a stronger influence on responses than velocity.

This study investigates Schroeder-phase harmonic tone masking in budgerigars, finding that behavioral thresholds increase with masker F0 and show minimal C value differences, while neural responses exhibit asymmetry between opposite C values.

This study shows that activating ERBB2 signaling in cochlear supporting cells can partially reverse noise-induced hearing loss in mice.