What auditory cortex is waiting for

Lea-Maria Schmitt and Jonas Obleser ()
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Lea-Maria Schmitt: University of Lübeck
Jonas Obleser: University of Lübeck

Nature Human Behaviour, 2022, vol. 6, issue 3, 324-325

Abstract: To make sense of what we hear, the brain must integrate information over time. How is this temporal integration orchestrated in human auditory cortex? A new study by Norman-Haignere and colleagues1 introduces a promising method to estimate neural integration windows and demonstrates that category-specific versus more generic computations operate on distinct timescales.

Date: 2022
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