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Andrew Oxenham

Faculty, Professor

University of Minnesota

United States

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Andrew Oxenham is an Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota, USA. His research focuses on auditory perception, particularly in the context of music and speech, as reflected in his recent publications on harmonicity in polyphonic music, mistuning perception related to hearing loss, and the effects of temporal coherence on voice attribution. He is actively engaged in exploring the complexities of speech-in-noise perception and the limitations of auditory spectral analysis at high frequencies.

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Matt Chiu

Assistant Professor of Music Theory

Baldwin Wallace University

UNITED STATES

Andrew Oxenham

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Music Ensemble: a large dataset on musicianship, cognition, and personality in musicians and nonmusicians

Detecting continuous and discrete frequency changes as a function of spectral resolvability and modulation rate

Categorization of and Adaptation to Human Voice and Musical Instruments

Role of harmonicity in counting and hearing out voices in polyphonic music

The Effect of Etiology, Array Type and Duration of Deafness on Focused Detection Thresholds in Cochlear Implant Listeners

The role of harmonicity on listeners’ ability to hear out voices in polyphonic music

Association between hearing loss but not age and mistuning perception in music

Temporal coherence effects on voice attribution in multi-speaker stream segregation

Evaluating the role of age on speech-in-noise perception based primarily on temporal envelope information

Adaptation to sentences and melodies when making judgments along a voice–nonvoice continuum

Large-scale multi-site study shows no association between musical training and early auditory neural sound encoding

Do Musicians Have Better Short-Term Memory Than Nonmusicians? A Multilab Study

The auditory nerve implant—concept and device description of a novel electrical auditory prosthesis

Mechanisms of auditory enhancement in younger and older adults

Cues for tone-in-noise detection

Limitations in human auditory spectral analysis at high frequencies

Testing the role of temporal coherence on speech intelligibility with noise and single-talker maskers

Contrastive Adaptation Effects Along a Voice–Nonvoice Continuum

Discovery of the cochlear traveling wave

Questions and controversies surrounding the perception and neural coding of pitch

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Auditory enhancement in younger and older listeners with normal and impaired hearinga)

Benefits of Harmonicity for Hearing in Noise Are Limited to Detection and Pitch-Related Discrimination Tasks

Dissociating sensitivity from bias in the Mini Profile of Music Perception Skills

Sensitivity to Frequency Modulation is Limited Centrally

Consonance Perception in Congenital Amusia

Distinct Representations of Tonotopy and Pitch in Human Auditory Cortex

Auditory filter shapes derived from forward and simultaneous masking at low frequencies

Voice disadvantage effects in absolute and relative pitch judgments

Human discrimination and modeling of highfrequency complex tones shed light on the neural codes for pitch

Role of perceptual integration in pitch discrimination at high frequenciesa)

Infant Pitch and Timbre Discrimination in the Presence of Variation in the Other Dimension

Neural auditory contrast enhancement in humans

No Benefit of Deriving Cochlear-Implant Maps From Binaural Temporal-Envelope Sensitivity for Speech Perception or Spatial Hearing Under Single-Sided Deafness.

No Benefit of Deriving Cochlear-Implant Maps From Binaural Temporal-Envelope Sensitivity for Speech Perception or Spatial Hearing Under Single-Sided Deafness

No interaction between fundamental-frequency differences and spectral region when perceiving speech in a speech background

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Matt Chiu

Barbara G. Shinn-Cunningham

Suvi Saarikallio

Renee Timmers

Petri Toiviainen

Sara Madsen

Luke Johnson

Gianmarco Altoè

Deniz Başkent

Kelly Whiteford

Meredith Adams

Bonnie Lau

Hervé Platel

Laurel J. Trainor

Elvira Brattico

Anne Caclin

Graziela Bortz

Ingrid Suzanne Johnsrude

Massimo Grassi

Mathilde GROUSSARD

Jessica Grahn

Torsten Dau

Emily Allen

Daniel Guest

Eleanor Harding

Hubert Lim

Filippo Gambarota

Ross Maddox

Barbara Carretti

Helia Relaño Iborra

Geoffrey Ghose

Antonio Criscuolo

Mari Tervaniemi

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