October 20, 2021

Episode #2

This episode explores the systems neuroscience behind tinnitus and presents research on how noise-induced hearing loss alters spontaneous activity patterns in the auditory cortex, based on animal studies.
Sven Vanneste
What is buzzing? The systems neuroscience of tinnitus
Arnaud Noreña
Changes in the spatio-temporal pattern of spontaneous activity in the auditory cortex of guinea pig after noice-induced hearing loss

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