Publications

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Mar , 2023

All publications before year 2022

Neural Mechanisms of Auditory Behaviors: from trained behaviors to naturalistic vocal communication

We have been tackling a challenge in auditory neuroscience: bridging a gap between our understanding of primate auditory behaviors and their neural mechanisms. Previous work focused on neural mechanisms of task-trained auditory behaviors, auditory categorization and perceptual decision-making (Tsunada et al., 2011, 2012, 2016, 2019). We recently started and keep studying naturalistic auditory behavior, vocal communication (Eliades and Tsunada, 2018, Tsunada and Eliades, 2020).

Research Reports

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Year 2016

  • Tsunada J., Liu A.S., Gold J.I., and Cohen Y.E.* (2016) Causal contribution of primate auditory cortex to auditory perceptual decision-making. Nature Neuroscience 19(1):135-142 [selected as an F1000Prime paper by Dr. Andrew King]

  • Johnston J.M., Cohen Y.E., Shirley H., Tsunada J., Bennur S., Christison-Lagay K., and Veeder C.L.* (2016) Recent Refinements to Cranial Implants in Rhesus Macaques (Macaca mulatta). Lab Animal 45(5):180-186

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Year 2011

[Commentary by Steinschneider M. (2011) Unlocking the role of the superior temporal gyrus for speech sound categorization Journal of Neurophysiology  105(6):2631-3.]


Reviews

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Year 2009