Books from 2021
Speech-evoked brain activity is more robust to competing speech when it is spoken by someone familiar, BrainsCAN , Western University and Ingrid Johnsrude
Can training improve speech intelligibility and voice recognition?, Ingrid Johnsrude
Books from 2018
Preventing noise-induced hearing loss with a novel pharmaceutical, BrainsCAN, Western University; Brian Allman; Paul Walton; Shawn Whitehead; Patti Kiser; Brian Shilton; and Sarah Hayes
Aging is associated with an over-sensitivity of brain responses to sounds, BrainsCAN, Western University; Björn Herrmann; Burkhard Maess; and Ingrid S. Johnsrude
Familiar voices are more Intelligible, even if they are not recognized as familiar, BrainsCAN, Western University; Emma Holmes; Ysabel Domingo; and Ingrid Johnsrude
The prefrontal cortex and obesity: a health neuroscience perspective, BrainsCAN, Western University; Cassandra J. Lowe; Amy C. Reichelt; and Peter A. Hall
Persistent post-concussion brain changes in adolescent hockey players, BrainsCAN, Western University; Kathryn Y. Manning; Amy Schranz; Robert Bartha; Gregory A. Dekaban; Christy Barreira; Arthur Brown; Lisa Fischer; Kevin Asem; Timothy J. Doherty; Douglas D. Fraser; Jeff Holmes; and Ravi S. Menon
The effects of habits on motor skill learning, BrainsCAN, Western University; Nicola J. Popp; Atsushi Yokoi; Paul Gribble; and Jörn Diedrichsen