Sascha Frühholz

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University of Oslo

Norway

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Sascha Frühholz is a Professor at the University of Oslo, Norway. His research interests encompass affective voice signaling, neurocognitive processing of vocal communications, and the psychoacoustic properties of sound. Recent publications include studies on the neural dynamics of creativity, the impact of live music on emotional responses, and the effects of subthalamic nucleus stimulation on speech quality in Parkinson's disease patients.

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Emotion Induction Modulates Neural Dynamics Related to the Originality of Ideational Creativity

Evolutionary continuities and discontinuities in affective voice signaling.

Differential neural decoding of alarm and avoidance information from vocal alarm calls in humans

Understanding voice naturalness

Psychoacoustic and Archeoacoustic nature of ancient Aztec skull whistles

Live music stimulates the affective brain and emotionally entrains listeners in real time

Direct subthalamic nucleus stimulation influences speech and voice quality in Parkinson's disease patients

Auditory cortical micro-networks show differential connectivity during voice and speech processing in humans

Neurocognitive processing efficiency for discriminating human non-alarm rather than alarm scream calls

Nonverbal auditory communication – Evidence for integrated neural systems for voice signal production and perception

Neurocognitive dynamics of near-threshold voice signal detection and affective voice evaluation

A neurocognitive model of perceptual decision‐making on emotional signals

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Radwa Khalil

Ben Godde

Stefan Schweinberger

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