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Entrainment in the human auditory system: from complex tones to beats| old_uid | 14216 |
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| title | Entrainment in the human auditory system: from complex tones to beats |
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| start_date | 2017/06/29 |
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| schedule | 14h30 |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | bât. INSERM, n° 452, Bibliothèque DYCOG |
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| summary | The human nervous system can be readily entrained to external stimulations,
through multiple sensory modalities. Neurons in the human auditory system can
synchronize their activity to a regular stimulation. Such neurons may underlie a
dynamical system that couples to external rhythms and thus enable entrainment
to different rates of the auditory input. Neural entrainment may underlie cognitive
functions such as the perception of beat in music and the ability to synchronize
movements with predictable, periodic sounds. In this talk, I will review recent
research from my
team on auditory neural dynamics of subcortical and cortical
entrainment, in various sensory contexts (auditory
-visuo
-motor), in both normal
and impaired populations (congenital amusics and cochlear implants patients). |
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| responsibles | Béranger |
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