The recognition of spoken language has typically been studied by focusing on either words
or their constituent elements (for example, low-level features or phonemes). More recently …

Oscillation-based models of speech perception postulate a cortical computational principle
by which decoding is performed within a window structure derived by a segmentation …

The ability to synchronize body movements with quasi-regular auditory stimuli represents a
fundamental trait in humans at the core of speech and music. Despite the long trajectory of …

Direct decoding of speech from the brain is a faster alternative to current
electroencephalography (EEG) speller-based brain-computer interfaces (BCI) in providing …

This review summarizes recent findings on the lateralization of communicative sound
processing in the auditory cortex (AC) of humans, non‐human primates and rodents …

The neural mechanisms through which individuals lose sensory awareness of their
environment during anesthesia remains poorly understood despite being of vital importance …

Neural speech tracking has advanced our understanding of how our brains rapidly map an
acoustic speech signal onto linguistic representations and ultimately meaning. It remains …

Musical training enhances auditory-motor cortex coupling, which in turn facilitates music and
speech perception. How tightly the temporal processing of music and speech are intertwined …

Speech elicits brain activity time-locked to its amplitude envelope. The resulting speech-
brain synchrony (SBS) is thought to be crucial to speech parsing and comprehension. It has …

When speech is too fast, the tracking of the acoustic signal along the auditory pathway
deteriorates, leading to suboptimal speech segmentation and decoding of speech …