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 Brain and Behavior Laboratory
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PI: Kelly Tremblay, Ph.D.,
CCC-A, Associate Professor |
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Lab
Overview and Current Projects:
Dr.
Tremblay and her research team are interested in auditory
rehabilitation and study experience-related changes in the
brain. Their program of research includes the effects of
auditory deprivation (age-related hearing loss) and stimulation (hearing
aids, cochlear implantation, and auditory training) on the
brain. Hearing
aids and cochlear implants help compensate for disorders
of the ear, but successful rehabilitation also depends on
the integrity of the central auditory system. Therefore,
to learn more about the representation of sound in the brain,
members of the Brain and Behavior lab use EEG methods to
explore how sound is processed in the auditory systems of
people with and without hearing loss. To learn more about
each project, please click on the appropriate section below.
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Please click on blue or pink boxes for detailed information.
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