Emily Coffey

Call for interest: Special Issue on "Misophonia and Hyperacusis" in Hearing Research

We are therefore soliciting interest for either an original or a review article to the special issue. The initial submission would be May 1, 2025, and manuscripts will be reviewed and published as they come in.

Research Participants Wanted: for a study on the impact of age, musicianship, and language experience on hearing-in-noise perception Looking for participants aged 60+ for a study on the impact of age, musicianship, and language experience on hearing-in-noise perception.

Researchers in the @emilycoffey.bsky.social Lab are recruiting participants for a study on the impact of age, musicianship, and language experience on hearing-in-noise perception.

#research #audiology
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Yes please!

Us too, just starting out!

What system do you have?

Go ahead and break them, let's figure this thing out!

Cognitive and neurobiologically-informed models of brain dysfunction facilitate advancements.

Here are our ideas on current models of #misophonia, what they might be missing, and what additions of networks and systems seem indicated by empirical observations:

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A caving expedition yields valuable insight into the challenges of field research - Concordia University Learning how to practice science in extreme environments offers lessons far beyond the lab, new Concordia study shows

Our recent cave neuroscience expedition, with @hrjourde.bsky.social and @beltrame.mistlab.ca:

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See also our thoughts about how to take cognitive neuroscience outside of the box!
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#cognition #speleology #interdisciplinary

Speech-in-noise, psychosocial, and heart rate variability outcomes of group singing or audiobook club interventions for older adults with unaddressed hearing loss: A SingWell Project multisite, random... Background Unaddressed age-related hearing loss is highly prevalent among older adults, typified by negative consequences for speech-in-noise perception and psychosocial wellbeing. There is promising ...

Does singing in a choir help improve auditory perception in older adults with uncorrected hearing loss?

Looks like we're going to find out! (In a multisite, pre-registered RCT lead by Dr. Chi Yhun Lo & funded by The SingWell Project)

#ageing #perception #hearing

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