Dr. Akshay Maggu’s article, Relationship Between Socioeconomic Status and Basic Auditory Processing in Young Adults was published today in the American Journal of Audiology.

Arinjoy Bhattacharjee presented a poster entitled “Does linguistic complexity interact with statistical learning to maximize auditory word learning?” in Expression, Language, and Music Conference 2 in the University of Connecticut on 5th October 2024.

Dr. Akshay Maggu (PI) and Dr. Terry Yanaway (Co-PI) were awarded the Clinical Research and Innovation Seed Program (CRISP) funding. Using behavioral and electrophysiological measures, they will investigate different approaches for treatment of children with listening difficulties.

Paper published in the American Journal of Audiology: No link found between cognitive abilities and basic auditory processing in young adults. [pdf]

Findings on multi-session training and speech learning published in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. Reveals evening training enhances speech learning in young adults, highlighting implications for optimizing speech therapy scheduling. [pdf]

Maggu et al. presented findings on multi-session training and their effect on speech learning at the the 47^th Annual Midwinter Meeting Association for Research in Otolaryngology (ARO) held in Anaheim, California, 3-7^th February.