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How do humans perceive and process spoken language and speech sounds across development and clinical contexts? Research programs investigate human speech perception, spoken word recognition, and language processing using behavioral and clinical studies. The lab conducts clinical research on cochlear implant outcomes to understand variability in speech and language development in implanted children and adults. Researchers study perceptual development in infants and children and applied problems such as effects of noise and synthesized speech on communication in demanding environments. Ongoing collaborations span basic, applied, and clinical research to connect laboratory studies of speech perception with real-world auditory communication.
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speech perceptionspoken word recognitioncochlear implantslanguage processingperceptual development
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