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Raymond L. Goldsworthy

Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Psychology and Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

University of Southern California

Affiliations

Keck School of Medicine

Otolaryngology

Raymond L. Goldsworthy is currently serving as a Keck School Of Medicine Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Psychology and Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at University of Southern California.

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Raymond L. Goldsworthy

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Psychology and Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

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audiology hearing loss cochlear implants hearing research auditory science neuroscience psychoacoustics speech perception bioacoustics cochlear implant users cognitive science music perception acoustical engineering human hearing auditory physiology electrophysiology ophthalmology communication clinical otolaryngology speech processing speech communication otorhinolaryngology music psychology pitch perception noise computational neuroscience background noise voice discrimination two-microphone spatial filtering pulse rate speech reception normal-hearing listeners physiological acoustics speech recognition equity applied cognitive psychology music science physiological measurements pediatric otolaryngology psychophysics educational equity social inclusion speech enhancement brain stimulation brain science auditory modeling community structure science education community networks later adulthood covid-19 pandemic community building speech science audio electroacoustics haptic feedback acoustic signal processing haptic technologies nonlinear operations different types phoneme identification measures psychophysical task phoneme perception early implantation vocal-tract length perception auditory rehabilitation technology auditory experience music aural augmentation music therapy auditory perception

Notable Scholarly Works

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How Switching Musical Instruments Affects Pitch Discrimination for Cochlear Implant Users. Ear and Hearing (2025)

cochlear implant userspitch discriminationhearing researchsoundmusic perceptionauditory scienceacoustic musicmusicaudiologycochlear implantsauditory physiologyswitching musical instrumentsmusic psychologyhearing losshuman hearing

Investigating Hemodynamic Patterns During Beat Processing in Cochlear Implant Users: Insights From a Finger Tapping Study. Auditory Perception & Cognition (2025)

clinical otolaryngologyfinger tapping studycochlear implant usershearing researchbeat processingauditory sciencemedical devicesphysiological measurementscochlear implantsaudiologyauditory physiologykinesiologyhearing losselectrophysiologyorthopaedic surgeryhuman hearing

Limitations on Temporal Processing by Cochlear Implant Users: A Compilation of Viewpoints. Trends in Hearing (2025)

clinical otolaryngologycochlear implant usersapplied cognitive psychologycommunication disordershearing researchtemporal processingneurosciencecognitive sciencespeech perceptionauditory sciencespeech communicationaudiologycochlear implantsauditory physiologyspeech processinghearing losshuman hearing

Musically Evoked Emotions in Cochlear Implant Users and Those With No Known Hearing Loss. Hearing Research (2025)

cochlear implant usershearing researchpsychoacousticsknown hearing lossmusic perceptionpsychologyauditory scienceacoustic musicmusicaudiologycochlear implantsmusic therapyauditory physiologyevoked emotionsmusic psychologymusicologyhearing losshuman hearing

Characterizing the Relationship Between Modulation Sensitivity and Pitch Resolution in Cochlear Implant Users. Hearing Research (2024)

Andres CamarenaRaymond L. Goldsworthy

modulation sensitivityhearing researchneurosciencecochlear implantsaudiologyhearing losspitch resolution

The Relationship Between Channel Interaction, Electrode Placement, and Speech Perception in Adult Cochlear Implant Users. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Katelyn BergRay GoldsworthyJack NobleBenoit DawantRené Gifford

channel interactionhearing researchspeech perceptionauditory sciencecochlear implants

The Relationship of Pitch Discrimination With Segregation of Tonal and Speech Streams for Cochlear Implant Users. Trends in Hearing (2024)

Andres CamarenaMatthew ArdisTakako FujiokaMatthew B. FitzgeraldRaymond L. Goldsworthy

cochlear implant userspitch discriminationhearing researchspeech streamsspeech perceptionauditory sciencespeech sciencespeech communicationaudiologycochlear implantsauditory physiologyspeech processinghearing losslinguisticshuman hearing

Cochlear Implant Users Can Effectively Combine Place and Timing Cues for Pitch Perception. Ear and Hearing (2023)

Raymond L. GoldsworthySusan R. S. Bissmeyer

pitch perceptioncognitive scienceauditory sciencecochlear implantsaudiologytiming cues

Advantages of Pulse Rate Compared to Modulation Frequency for Temporal Pitch Perception in Cochlear Implant Users. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology (2022)

Raymond L. GoldsworthySusan R. S. BissmeyerAndres Camarena

temporal pitch perceptionhearing researchotorhinolaryngologyophthalmologypulse rateneuroscienceauditory sciencecochlear implantsaudiologybioacousticshearing losselectrophysiology

Audibility Emphasis of Low-Level Sounds Improves Consonant Identification While Preserving Vowel Identification for Cochlear Implant Users. Speech Communication (2022)

Raymond L GoldsworthySusan R S BissmeyerJayaganesh Swaminathan

cochlear implant userscognitive sciencephoneticsspeech communicationcochlear implantslow-level soundsaudibility emphasisvowel identificationconsonant identification

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Raymond L. Goldsworthy

Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Psychology and Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

University of Southern California

Affiliations

Keck School of Medicine

Otolaryngology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Raymond L. Goldsworthy

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Psychology and Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor of Research Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Switching Musical Instruments Affects Pitch Discrimination for Cochlear Implant Users. Ear and Hearing (2025)

Investigating Hemodynamic Patterns During Beat Processing in Cochlear Implant Users: Insights From a Finger Tapping Study. Auditory Perception & Cognition (2025)

Limitations on Temporal Processing by Cochlear Implant Users: A Compilation of Viewpoints. Trends in Hearing (2025)

Musically Evoked Emotions in Cochlear Implant Users and Those With No Known Hearing Loss. Hearing Research (2025)

Characterizing the Relationship Between Modulation Sensitivity and Pitch Resolution in Cochlear Implant Users. Hearing Research (2024)

Andres CamarenaRaymond L. Goldsworthy

modulation sensitivityhearing researchneurosciencecochlear implantsaudiologyhearing losspitch resolution

The Relationship Between Channel Interaction, Electrode Placement, and Speech Perception in Adult Cochlear Implant Users. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Katelyn BergRay GoldsworthyJack NobleBenoit DawantRené Gifford

channel interactionhearing researchspeech perceptionauditory sciencecochlear implants

The Relationship of Pitch Discrimination With Segregation of Tonal and Speech Streams for Cochlear Implant Users. Trends in Hearing (2024)

Andres CamarenaMatthew ArdisTakako FujiokaMatthew B. FitzgeraldRaymond L. Goldsworthy

Cochlear Implant Users Can Effectively Combine Place and Timing Cues for Pitch Perception. Ear and Hearing (2023)

Raymond L. GoldsworthySusan R. S. Bissmeyer

pitch perceptioncognitive scienceauditory sciencecochlear implantsaudiologytiming cues

Advantages of Pulse Rate Compared to Modulation Frequency for Temporal Pitch Perception in Cochlear Implant Users. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology (2022)

Raymond L. GoldsworthySusan R. S. BissmeyerAndres Camarena

temporal pitch perceptionhearing researchotorhinolaryngologyophthalmologypulse rateneuroscienceauditory sciencecochlear implantsaudiologybioacousticshearing losselectrophysiology

Audibility Emphasis of Low-Level Sounds Improves Consonant Identification While Preserving Vowel Identification for Cochlear Implant Users. Speech Communication (2022)

Raymond L GoldsworthySusan R S BissmeyerJayaganesh Swaminathan

cochlear implant userscognitive sciencephoneticsspeech communicationcochlear implantslow-level soundsaudibility emphasisvowel identificationconsonant identification

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