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John Grose

Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Health Sciences

Speech and Hearing Sciences

John Grose is currently serving as a Health Sciences Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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audiology hearing research acoustical engineering hearing loss auditory science cognitive science neuroscience acoustic ecology bioacoustics acoustic signal processing engineering acoustic electrophysiology communication psychoacoustics underwater acoustics speech perception signal processing gap detection ophthalmology audio electroacoustics speech processing auditory physiology speech acoustics speech science acoustic modeling child development otorhinolaryngology eeg signal processing audio signal processing otitis media comodulation masking release cochlear hearing loss visual perception acoustic music signal detection acoustical oceanography school-age children modulation detection interference masking-level difference pediatric otolaryngology binaural hearing frequency selectivity spectral integration child language music perception cochlear implants sensory science auditory brainstem response young adults information hiding audio analysis cochlear nerve deficiency temporal resolution perceptual consequences cochlear implantation developmental psychology developmental cognitive neuroscience speech communication biogerontology adolescent psychology psychometrics psychophysics release mechanism short-term variability brain science neurochemistry neural science

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Electrophysiological and Behavioral Assessment of Binaural Processing: Effects of Age. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

John GroseEmily BussStacey G. KaneMonica Folkerts

auditory physiologybinaural processinghearing losselectrophysiologybehavioral assessmentauditory sciencepsychologyaudiologyhearing research

Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2022)

Ron AltermanJeffrey E. ArleKerry BradleySergio CanaveroSteven M. FalowskiChad W. FarleyYakov GologorskyJianwen Wendy GuH. Louis JournéeJohn KastOlga KhazenJoachim K. KraussVignessh KumarMark LentRobert M. LevyAndres M. LozanoCharles MackelGeorge T. MandyburBryan L. McLaughlinDaniel R. MerrillAlon Y. MogilnerGabi MolnarGuillermo A. MonsalveRichard B. NorthYunseo Linda ParkJohn ParkerShrey PatelJulie G. PilitsisFrancisco A. PonceJason E. PopeAdolfo Ramirez-ZamoraLouis J. RasoJoshua M. RosenowJay L. ShilsPeter SingleKonstantin V. SlavinMichael D. StaudtMark M. SteckerHuy Q. Truong

Binaural Frequency Modulation Detection in School-Age Children, Young Adults, and Older Adults: Effects of Interaural Modulator Phase. Ear and Hearing (2020)

Stacey G. KaneEmily BussJohn H. Grose

interaural modulator phaseneuroscienceyoung adultsolder adultsschool-age childrenaudiologyhearing research

Perceptual Organization and Stability of Auditory Streaming for Pure Tones and /Ba/ Stimuli. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2020)

Samantha J. GustafsonJohn GroseEmily Buss

perceptual organizationhearing lossaudiologyauditory sciencepure tonescognitive sciencepsychoacousticsbioacoustics

The Binaural Interaction Component of the Auditory Brainstem Response Under Precedence Effect Conditions. Trends in Hearing (2020)

Kelly DeanJohn H. Grose

hearing lossaudiologyneuroscienceauditory scienceauditory brainstem responseprecedence effect conditionsbinaural interaction componentbioacousticshearing research

John H. GroseEmily BussHollis Elmore

age-related changesaudiologyneurosciencesuprathreshold processingauditory scienceauditory brainstem responsespectral modulationbioacousticshearing research

Amplitude Modulation Detection and Modulation Masking in School-Age Children and Adults. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

Emily BussChristian LorenziLaurianne CabreraLori J. LeiboldJohn H. Grose

amplitude modulation detectionspeech acousticsacoustical engineeringelectrophysiologyengineering acousticaudio signal processingschool-age childrenacoustic ecologycommunicationaudiologyhearing researchmodulation masking

Perceptual Sensitivity to, and Electrophysiological Encoding of, a Complex Periodic Signal: Effects of Age. International Journal of Audiology (2019)

Sara K. MamoJohn H. GroseEmily Buss

electrophysiologyperceptual sensitivityelectrophysiological encodingcognitive sciencecomplex periodic signalaudiology

Psychometric Function Slope for Speech-In-Noise and Speech-In-Speech: Effects of Development and Aging. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

Kathryn A. SobonNardine M. TalebEmily BussJohn H. GroseLauren Calandruccio

audiologylinguistics

Auditory Sensitivity to Spectral Modulation Phase Reversal as a Function of Modulation Depth. PLoS ONE (2018)

Emily BussJohn Grose

hearing lossmodulation depthauditory sensitivityauditory sciencecognitive science

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John Grose

Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Health Sciences

Speech and Hearing Sciences

John Grose is currently serving as a Health Sciences Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Electrophysiological and Behavioral Assessment of Binaural Processing: Effects of Age. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

John GroseEmily BussStacey G. KaneMonica Folkerts

auditory physiologybinaural processinghearing losselectrophysiologybehavioral assessmentauditory sciencepsychologyaudiologyhearing research

Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2022)

Binaural Frequency Modulation Detection in School-Age Children, Young Adults, and Older Adults: Effects of Interaural Modulator Phase. Ear and Hearing (2020)

Stacey G. KaneEmily BussJohn H. Grose

interaural modulator phaseneuroscienceyoung adultsolder adultsschool-age childrenaudiologyhearing research

Perceptual Organization and Stability of Auditory Streaming for Pure Tones and /Ba/ Stimuli. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2020)

Samantha J. GustafsonJohn GroseEmily Buss

perceptual organizationhearing lossaudiologyauditory sciencepure tonescognitive sciencepsychoacousticsbioacoustics

The Binaural Interaction Component of the Auditory Brainstem Response Under Precedence Effect Conditions. Trends in Hearing (2020)

Kelly DeanJohn H. Grose

hearing lossaudiologyneuroscienceauditory scienceauditory brainstem responseprecedence effect conditionsbinaural interaction componentbioacousticshearing research

John H. GroseEmily BussHollis Elmore

age-related changesaudiologyneurosciencesuprathreshold processingauditory scienceauditory brainstem responsespectral modulationbioacousticshearing research

Amplitude Modulation Detection and Modulation Masking in School-Age Children and Adults. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

Emily BussChristian LorenziLaurianne CabreraLori J. LeiboldJohn H. Grose

Perceptual Sensitivity to, and Electrophysiological Encoding of, a Complex Periodic Signal: Effects of Age. International Journal of Audiology (2019)

Sara K. MamoJohn H. GroseEmily Buss

electrophysiologyperceptual sensitivityelectrophysiological encodingcognitive sciencecomplex periodic signalaudiology

Psychometric Function Slope for Speech-In-Noise and Speech-In-Speech: Effects of Development and Aging. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

Kathryn A. SobonNardine M. TalebEmily BussJohn H. GroseLauren Calandruccio

audiologylinguistics

Auditory Sensitivity to Spectral Modulation Phase Reversal as a Function of Modulation Depth. PLoS ONE (2018)

Emily BussJohn Grose

hearing lossmodulation depthauditory sensitivityauditory sciencecognitive science

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