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Mario Svirsky

Noel L Cohen Professor of Hearing Science Professor Director Senior Advisor

New York University

Affiliations

Grossman School of Medicine

Neuroscience Institute

Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery

Mario Svirsky is currently serving as a Grossman School Of Medicine Noel L Cohen Professor of Hearing Science Professor Director Senior Advisor at New York University.

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Mario Svirsky

New York University

Noel L Cohen Professor of Hearing Science Professor Director Senior Advisor

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audiology hearing loss cochlear implants hearing research auditory science neuroscience speech perception cognitive science acoustical engineering electrophysiology ophthalmology pediatrics child language bioacoustics auditory physiology language development cochlear implant users phonology otorhinolaryngology human hearing child development speech processing speech science psychoacoustics pediatric otolaryngology acoustic modeling clinical otolaryngology auditory modeling speech production cognitive neuroscience speech communication cochlear implantation music perception acoustic signal processing speech intelligibility neurolinguistics audio electroacoustics acoustic ecology audio analysis perceptual learning acoustic simulation cochlear implant patients auditory feedback psychological science engineering acoustic voice-onset time normal-hearing listeners cochlear implant simulation adaptation clinical medicine brain stimulation deaf children short-term auditory deprivation residual hearing contralateral hearing aid locus coeruleus activity neural encoding electronics human-computer interaction academic librarianship speech technology morphology (linguistics) motor behavior speech enhancement atypical language development oral communication cohort studies brain science speech motor control implantation (embryology) aural augmentation underwater acoustics biomedical informatics systems neuroscience health informatics bio-inspired computation systems biology computational neuroscience translational research cognitive informatics

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 and Hearing (2025)

auditory physiologyhuman hearingaudiologyclinical otolaryngologycochlear implantsauditory sciencebiostatisticshearing researchnoisehearing loss

Capabilities of the CCI-Mobile Cochlear Implant Research Platform for Real-Time Sound Coding. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2025)

auditory physiologysoundbiomedical engineeringhuman hearingaudiologycomputer engineeringcochlear implantsreal-time sound codingmusic technology (electronic and digital)auditory sciencehearing researchnoisehearing lossbiomedical circuits

Cochlear Implants and the Aided Audiogram: A Retrospective Study Comparing Performance Across Device Manufacturers. Audiology Research (2025)

technologyauditory physiologybiomedical engineeringhuman hearingaudiologyaided audiogramclinical otolaryngologycochlear implantsmedical devicesauditory sciencehearing researchnoisehearing loss

Distinct Cortical Encoding of Acoustic and Electrical Cochlear Stimulation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

auditory physiologyhuman hearingelectrical cochlear stimulationauditory sciencehearing researchneuroscienceneurophysiology

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

biophysicselectrophysiologytonotopic frequency mismatchcochlear frequency-to-place mapaudiologycochlear implantsauditory sciencehearing loss

A Mixed-Rate Strategy on a Bilaterally-Synchronized Cochlear Implant Processor Offering the Opportunity to Provide Both Speech Understanding and Interaural Time Difference Cues. Journal of Clinical Medicine (2024)

Stephen R. DennisonTanvi ThakkarAlan KanMario A. SvirskyMahan AzadpourRuth Y. Litovsky

medicineelectrophysiologybiomedical engineeringaudiologyspeech processingcochlear implantsclinical medicineclinical researchspeech understandinghearing researchmixed-rate strategyhearing lossneuroscience

Characterizing Cochlear Implant Trans-Impedance Matrix Heatmaps in Patients With Abnormal Anatomy. Otology & Neurotology (2024)

Justin CottrellArianna WinchesterDavid FriedmannDaniel JethanamestEmily SpitzerMario SvirskySusan B. WaltzmanWilliam H. ShapiroSean McMenomeyJ. Thomas Roland

abnormal anatomycochlear implantsneurotologyhearing researchhearing lossneuroscience

Communication Under Sharply Degraded Auditory Input and the “2-Sentence” Problem. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Mario A. SvirskyJonathan D. NeukamNicole Hope CapachNicole M. AmichettiAnnette LavenderArthur Wingfield

audiologycommunication

Current Status of Pediatric Auditory Brainstem Implantation in Inner Ear Malformations; Consensus Statement of the Third International Pediatric Abi Meeting. Cochlear Implants International (2024)

Levent SennarogluThomas LenarzJ. Thomas RolandDaniel J. LeeLiliana CollettiRobert BehrDan JiangShakeel R. SaeedJan CasselmanManuel ManriqueVicente DiamanteSimon R. M. FreemanSimon K. W. LloydAndrzej ZarowskiErwin OffeciersMohan KameswaranDaniel Andrés de la Torre DiamanteBurçak BilginerNick ThomasRicardo BentoGonca SennarogluEsra YucelMunir Demir BajinChelsea ColeAmy MartinezJanice LogginsLaurie S. EisenbergEric P. WilkinsonCheryl A. BakeyChristine L. CarterBarbara S. HerrmannSusan WaltzmanWilliam ShapiroMario SvirskyNorma PallaresGabriela DiamanteFlorencia HellerMaria PalaciosLic. Leticia DiamanteWaitsz ChangMichael TongHao WuMerve Ozbal BatukMehmet YaraliBetul Cicek CinarHilal Burcu OzkanFiliz AslanKarin HallinHelge Rask-AndersenAlicia HuarteCarlos Prieto-MatosVedat TopsakalAnouk Hofkens-Van den BrandtVincent Van RompaeyAn BoudewynsPaul van de HeyningLutz GaertnerYisgav ShapiraYael HenkinSaba BattelinoEva OrzanEnrico MuzziRaffaella MarchiRolien FreeJohan H. M. FrijnsCourtney VoelkerMargaret WinterDebra SchraderDianne Hammes GangulyDana Egra-DaganKhassan DiabNikolai DayxesAshen NananRobinson KojiAyça KaraosmanoğluElif Günay BulutBerit VerbistMahan AzadpourMarco MandalaMaria Valeria GoffiMarek PolakKathy Y. S. LeeKatherine WilsonDavid R. FriedmannRanjith RajeswaranRafael MonsantoSebahattin CureogluSandra DriverRoman BošnjakGorkem DundarErgin Eroglu

inner ear malformationshearing losscochlear implantshearing researchpediatricspediatric otolaryngology

EXPRESS: Individual Control of Input Rate Improves Recall of Spoken Discourse by Adult Users of Cochlear Implants: An Exploratory Study. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2024)

Ryan M. O'LearyNicole Hope CapachThomas HansenAlexander KinneyTaylor A PayneArthur WingfieldMario A. Svirsky

spoken discourseexploratory studyinput ratepsychologyindividual controladult usersexperimental psychology

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Mario Svirsky

Noel L Cohen Professor of Hearing Science Professor Director Senior Advisor

New York University

Affiliations

Grossman School of Medicine

Neuroscience Institute

Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery

Mario Svirsky is currently serving as a Grossman School Of Medicine Noel L Cohen Professor of Hearing Science Professor Director Senior Advisor at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mario Svirsky

New York University

Noel L Cohen Professor of Hearing Science Professor Director Senior Advisor

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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 and Hearing (2025)

auditory physiologyhuman hearingaudiologyclinical otolaryngologycochlear implantsauditory sciencebiostatisticshearing researchnoisehearing loss

Capabilities of the CCI-Mobile Cochlear Implant Research Platform for Real-Time Sound Coding. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2025)

Cochlear Implants and the Aided Audiogram: A Retrospective Study Comparing Performance Across Device Manufacturers. Audiology Research (2025)

technologyauditory physiologybiomedical engineeringhuman hearingaudiologyaided audiogramclinical otolaryngologycochlear implantsmedical devicesauditory sciencehearing researchnoisehearing loss

Distinct Cortical Encoding of Acoustic and Electrical Cochlear Stimulation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

auditory physiologyhuman hearingelectrical cochlear stimulationauditory sciencehearing researchneuroscienceneurophysiology

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

biophysicselectrophysiologytonotopic frequency mismatchcochlear frequency-to-place mapaudiologycochlear implantsauditory sciencehearing loss

Stephen R. DennisonTanvi ThakkarAlan KanMario A. SvirskyMahan AzadpourRuth Y. Litovsky

Characterizing Cochlear Implant Trans-Impedance Matrix Heatmaps in Patients With Abnormal Anatomy. Otology & Neurotology (2024)

Justin CottrellArianna WinchesterDavid FriedmannDaniel JethanamestEmily SpitzerMario SvirskySusan B. WaltzmanWilliam H. ShapiroSean McMenomeyJ. Thomas Roland

abnormal anatomycochlear implantsneurotologyhearing researchhearing lossneuroscience

Communication Under Sharply Degraded Auditory Input and the “2-Sentence” Problem. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Mario A. SvirskyJonathan D. NeukamNicole Hope CapachNicole M. AmichettiAnnette LavenderArthur Wingfield

audiologycommunication

Current Status of Pediatric Auditory Brainstem Implantation in Inner Ear Malformations; Consensus Statement of the Third International Pediatric Abi Meeting. Cochlear Implants International (2024)

inner ear malformationshearing losscochlear implantshearing researchpediatricspediatric otolaryngology

EXPRESS: Individual Control of Input Rate Improves Recall of Spoken Discourse by Adult Users of Cochlear Implants: An Exploratory Study. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2024)

Ryan M. O'LearyNicole Hope CapachThomas HansenAlexander KinneyTaylor A PayneArthur WingfieldMario A. Svirsky

spoken discourseexploratory studyinput ratepsychologyindividual controladult usersexperimental psychology

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2
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