Andreas Radeloff

The paper quantifies how acoustic sentence similarity affects neural tracking of speech in noise using MEG and EEG data from young adults.

This study compares neural speech tracking across MEG, EEG, and ear-EEG to estimate speech reception thresholds, finding MEG provides the highest signal quality while ear-EEG shows lower reliability.

This study investigates tACS parameters for cochlear stimulation, finding that frequencies between 250 Hz and 2000 Hz reliably elicit auditory impressions with minimal side effects.