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Elad Sagi, PhD

Research Associate Professor

New York University

Affiliations

Grossman School of Medicine

Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery

Elad Sagi, Phd is currently serving as a Grossman School Of Medicine Research Associate Professor at New York University.

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Elad Sagi, PhD

New York University

Research Associate Professor

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audiology auditory science hearing research cochlear implants hearing loss neuroscience speech perception human hearing cognitive science auditory physiology clinical otolaryngology cochlear implant users speech communication acoustical engineering psychoacoustics phonology phonetics speech processing psychology music perception auditory modeling bioacoustics ophthalmology electrophysiology neurolinguistics biomedical circuits aural augmentation experimental psychology psycholinguistics acoustic modeling cognitive psychology audio analysis mathematical models speech acoustics neurotology sound quality noise pollution neural encoding normal-hearing listeners auditory plasticity electrode insertion depth bilateral cochlear implants incomplete adaptation shifted frequency-to-electrode mapping information transfer analysis vowel identification acoustic simulation adaptation psychological science music psychology information management oral rehabilitation otorhinolaryngology pediatric otolaryngology acoustic signal processing frequency management engineering acoustic sensory science psychophysics user perception mathematical psychology matching technique audio electroacoustics acoustical oceanography object categorization underwater acoustics categorical model full-length electrode residual hearing temporal gap identification formant frequencies estimation bias signal processing biomedical engineering neural engineering

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Level-Adjusted Cochlear Frequency-To-Place Map for Estimating Tonotopic Frequency Mismatch With a Cochlear Implant. Ear & hearing (2025)

human hearingbiostatisticsauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscochlear implantsnoise

A Level-Adjusted Cochlear Frequency-To-Place Map for Estimating Tonotopic Frequency Mismatch With a Cochlear Implant. Ear and Hearing (2025)

human hearingbiostatisticsauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscochlear implantsnoise

A Level Adjusted Cochlear Frequency-To-Place Map for Estimating Tonotopic Frequency Mismatch With a Cochlear Implant. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Elad SagiMario A. Svirsky

biophysicsauditory sciencecochlear frequency-to-place mapelectrophysiologytonotopic frequency mismatchaudiologyhearing losscochlear implants

Visualization of Speech Perception Analysis via Phoneme Alignment: A Pilot Study. Frontiers in Neurology (2022)

J. Tilak RatnanatherLydia C. WangSeung-Ho BaeErin R. O'NeillElad SagiDaniel J. Tward

neurologyneurolinguisticsphoneme alignmentneurosciencespeech perceptionpilot studycognitive sciencespeech perception analysisvisualization

Reducing Interaural Tonotopic Mismatch Preserves Binaural Unmasking in Cochlear Implant Simulations of Single-Sided Deafness. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2021)

Elad SagiMahan AzadpourJonathan NeukamNicole Hope CapachMario A. Svirsky

auditory sciencesingle-sided deafnesscochlear implant simulationsacoustic modelingneurosciencehearing researchaudiologybinaural unmaskinginteraural tonotopic mismatchacoustical engineeringcochlear implants

Valid Acoustic Models of Cochlear Implants: One Size Does Not Fit All. Otology & Neurotology (2021)

Mario A. SvirskyNicole Hope CapachJonathan D. NeukamMahan AzadpourElad SagiAriel Edward HightE. Katelyn GlassmanAnnette LavenderKeena P. SewardMargaret K. MillerNai DingChin-Tuan TanMatthew B. Fitzgerald

neurologyvalid acoustic modelsneuroscienceaudiologyophthalmology

Deactivating Cochlear Implant Electrodes to Improve Speech Perception: A Computational Approach. Hearing Research (2018)

Elad SagiMario A. Svirsky

cochlear implant electrodesneurosciencespeech perceptionhearing researchhearing losscochlear implants

A Smartphone Application for Customized Frequency Table Selection in Cochlear Implants. Otology & Neurotology (2017)

Daniel JethanamestMahan AzadpourAnnette M. ZemanElad SagiMario A. Svirsky

neurologywearable technologysmartphone applicationneurosciencefrequency managementaudiologyophthalmology

A Smartphone Application for Customized Frequency Table Selection in Cochlear Implants. Otology & neurotology (2017)

human hearingauditory sciencebiomedical circuitssmartphone applicationaudiologyhearing researchmedical devicescochlear implants

Computational Models of Speech Perception by Cochlear Implant Users. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Mario SvirskyElad Sagi

computer scienceauditory sciencecochlear implant usersspeech perceptionaudiologyhearing losscognitive scienceacoustical engineeringcochlear implants

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Elad Sagi, PhD

Research Associate Professor

New York University

Affiliations

Grossman School of Medicine

Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery

Elad Sagi, Phd is currently serving as a Grossman School Of Medicine Research Associate Professor at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Elad Sagi, PhD

New York University

Research Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Level-Adjusted Cochlear Frequency-To-Place Map for Estimating Tonotopic Frequency Mismatch With a Cochlear Implant. Ear & hearing (2025)

human hearingbiostatisticsauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscochlear implantsnoise

A Level-Adjusted Cochlear Frequency-To-Place Map for Estimating Tonotopic Frequency Mismatch With a Cochlear Implant. Ear and Hearing (2025)

human hearingbiostatisticsauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscochlear implantsnoise

A Level Adjusted Cochlear Frequency-To-Place Map for Estimating Tonotopic Frequency Mismatch With a Cochlear Implant. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Elad SagiMario A. Svirsky

biophysicsauditory sciencecochlear frequency-to-place mapelectrophysiologytonotopic frequency mismatchaudiologyhearing losscochlear implants

Visualization of Speech Perception Analysis via Phoneme Alignment: A Pilot Study. Frontiers in Neurology (2022)

J. Tilak RatnanatherLydia C. WangSeung-Ho BaeErin R. O'NeillElad SagiDaniel J. Tward

neurologyneurolinguisticsphoneme alignmentneurosciencespeech perceptionpilot studycognitive sciencespeech perception analysisvisualization

Reducing Interaural Tonotopic Mismatch Preserves Binaural Unmasking in Cochlear Implant Simulations of Single-Sided Deafness. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2021)

Elad SagiMahan AzadpourJonathan NeukamNicole Hope CapachMario A. Svirsky

Valid Acoustic Models of Cochlear Implants: One Size Does Not Fit All. Otology & Neurotology (2021)

neurologyvalid acoustic modelsneuroscienceaudiologyophthalmology

Deactivating Cochlear Implant Electrodes to Improve Speech Perception: A Computational Approach. Hearing Research (2018)

Elad SagiMario A. Svirsky

cochlear implant electrodesneurosciencespeech perceptionhearing researchhearing losscochlear implants

A Smartphone Application for Customized Frequency Table Selection in Cochlear Implants. Otology & Neurotology (2017)

Daniel JethanamestMahan AzadpourAnnette M. ZemanElad SagiMario A. Svirsky

neurologywearable technologysmartphone applicationneurosciencefrequency managementaudiologyophthalmology

A Smartphone Application for Customized Frequency Table Selection in Cochlear Implants. Otology & neurotology (2017)

human hearingauditory sciencebiomedical circuitssmartphone applicationaudiologyhearing researchmedical devicescochlear implants

Computational Models of Speech Perception by Cochlear Implant Users. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Mario SvirskyElad Sagi

computer scienceauditory sciencecochlear implant usersspeech perceptionaudiologyhearing losscognitive scienceacoustical engineeringcochlear implants

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