James A. Tummon Simmons

The paper records and shares echolocation calls of bats in western Uganda to assess species richness using passive acoustic monitoring.

This paper introduces non-invasive EEG techniques to record auditory brainstem responses in awake big brown bats, showing reliable results comparable to invasive methods.

The paper examines Connexin36 expression in the cochlear nucleus of echolocating bats and mice, finding conserved gap junction distribution despite differences in temporal processing abilities.

The paper develops a computational model of biosonar signal processing in bats and dolphins to replicate their target tracking and clutter rejection capabilities.