Noora joins the lab!
We are excited to welcome new research assistant Noora to the lab. Noora is a student at the University of Michigan Dearborn studying Biochemistry. Welcome Noora!
Acoustical Society of America Spring 2025 meeting in New Orleans
The lab had a great time at ASA 2025! Carrie won the Women in Acoustics award, Jackson presented our work on pitch perception in a special session for Dr. Bill Hartmann, and Carrie, Tess, Deb, Sophia and Anjelica all presented posters!
Jian and Kayla join the lab!
We are excited to welcome Jian and Kayla into the lab! Kayla is a junior majoring in computer science. Jian is a a junior majoring in Data Science and Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience.
Hearing Health Foundation grant awarded!
We were awarded the Hearing Health Foundation Emerging Research Grant Oct 2024-Oct 2026! This work focuses on how the brain integrates various acoustic features to make sense of out surroundings and how this ability changes with age. More information can be found in the Research tab as well as here: https://hearinghealthfoundation.org/meet-the-researcher/anahita-mehta-2025
This project is led by Carrie and Tess. Our collaborators are Dr. Kelly Whiteford and Dr. Renee Banakis Hartl.
Simon finishes his summer internship
Simon Forsting, a summer research undergraduate presents his poster investigating Pitch Onset Response at the SIREN/NURO poster session. It was a joy to have Simon in the lab this summer!
Carrie is awarded an F32!
Carrie has successfully received an F32 grant from the NIH to study interactions of space and time in auditory scenes! Congratulations Carrie!
Tess, Simon and Sophia Join the Lab!
We are excited to welcome Tess, Simon and Sophia to the lab!
Tess is a recent graduate from Rhodes College and is joining the lab as a Post Bac RA.
Simon is a undergraduate from Centre College. Simon will be in the lab for the summer as part of SIREN/NURO.
Sophia is an undergraduate from Rochester Institute of Technology. Sophia will be joining us in the lab for the Fall 2024 semester!
Jackson and Carrie presents their research at ARO 2024
Jackson and Carrie presented their research at the Midwinter meeting of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology in Anaheim, CA. Carrie presented her ongoing project using the auditory kappa effect to understand how factors like pitch and space influence perception of relative timing in auditory sequences. Jackson presented his ongoing project using rate-place metamers for understanding how the auditory system processes stimuli with multiple pitches, such as musical chords. More details on both projects can be found in the research tab. Great job, team!
Jackson gets the ARO Travel Award
Jackson is awarded the ARO 2024 MidWinter Meeting Travel Award. Congratulations, Jackson!
Carrie is awarded a NIH T32 fellowship for her second year
Carrie has succesfully renewed her NIH Postdoctoral T32 fellowship for a second year of postdoctoral research! Congratulations, Carrie!
