Christopher X J. Jensen
Associate Professor, Pratt Institute

What deficiencies in sound perception reveal about how we perceive sound

Posted 03 Dec 2015 / 0

Only Human “Your Brain on Sound” This is a great feature that uses the experience of a particular person (“Rose”) to explain how important the brain’s filtering of sound stimuli is to our perception of sound. Rose suffers from auditory neuropathy, which prevents her brain from responding to sound with neural synchrony. This makes it really Read More

A Minor Post, Minor in Sound & Music Studies, MSCI-363, Biological Origins of Sound & Music, Radio & Podcasts, Sound Perception

Peacocks communicate via the (ultra)sounds they make with their feathers

Posted 20 Jun 2012 / 0

Science News “Peacocks ruffle feathers, make a rumble“

A Minor Post, Adaptation, Communication, MSCI-363, Biological Origins of Sound & Music, Web