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Saradha Ananthakrishnan

Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director

Towson University

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College of Health Professions

Department of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology

Saradha Ananthakrishnan is currently serving as a College Of Health Professions Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director at Towson University.

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Saradha Ananthakrishnan

Towson University

Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Effects of Stimulus Intensity and Sweep Count on the Click- and Chirp-Evoked Auditory Brainstem Response. Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups (2024)

Madeline CampbellRafael E. DelgadoSaradha AnanthakrishnanKatherine Peitsch

auditory scienceauditory physiologysweep countneurosciencehearing researchstimulus intensityhearing loss

Physiological and Perceptual Auditory Consequences of Hunting-Related Recreational Firearm Noise Exposure in Young Adults With Normal Hearing Sensitivity. Noise and Health (2023)

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A Comparison of Self-Reported Nonoccupational Noise Exposure in a Large Cohort of Listeners. Noise and Health (2022)

psychoacousticsauditory sciencecommunication disordershuman hearingsoundbehavioral sciencesenvironmental noisemusic perceptioncommunicationaudiologyspeech perceptionhearing researchhearing losslarge cohortnoise pollutionspeech communicationpsychologynoise

Effects of Temporal Envelope Cutoff Frequency, Number of Channels, and Carrier Type on Brainstem Neural Representation of Pitch in Vocoded Speech. Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research (2022)

Saradha AnanthakrishnanXin Luo

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Psychoacoustic Thresholds Measured Using the Portable Automated Rapid Testing (Part) Ipad Application in a Large Cohort of Older Listeners. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

psychoacousticshuman hearingauditory sciencepsychiatryolder listenerssoundauditory physiologypsychoacoustic thresholdsipad applicationmusic perceptionspeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchphysiological measurementsspeech communicationrehabilitationpsychology

An Evaluation of Simulation Techniques in Audiology and Allied Health Professions. American Journal of Audiology (2021)

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Effectiveness of Simulation Training on Graduate Audiology Students' Auditory Brainstem Response Testing Skills. American Journal of Audiology (2021)

Amanda ReedAlexandra AndreSaradha AnanthakrishnanPeggy Korczak

educationauditory brainstem responsesimulation trainingaudiologygraduate audiology students

Frequency Following Response and Speech Recognition Benefit for Combining a Cochlear Implant and Contralateral Hearing Aid. Trends in Hearing (2020)

David M. KesslerSaradha AnanthakrishnanSpencer B. SmithKristen D’OnofrioRené H. Gifford

contralateral hearing aidaudiologyhearing losscognitive sciencespeech recognitioncochlear implants

Human Frequency Following Responses to Filtered Speech. Ear and Hearing (2020)

linguisticsfiltered speechspeech processingspeech analysisspeech perceptionspeech sciencespeech communicationspeech acoustics

Human Frequency Following Responses to Iterated Rippled Noise With Positive and Negative Gain: Differential Sensitivity to Waveform Envelope and Temporal Fine-Structure. Hearing Research (2018)

Saradha AnanthakrishnanAnanthanarayan Krishnan

differential sensitivityauditory sciencetemporal fine-structurehearing researchnegative gainrippled noisehuman frequencynoise

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Saradha Ananthakrishnan

Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director

Towson University

Affiliations

College of Health Professions

Department of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology

Saradha Ananthakrishnan is currently serving as a College Of Health Professions Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director at Towson University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Saradha Ananthakrishnan

Towson University

Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Stimulus Intensity and Sweep Count on the Click- and Chirp-Evoked Auditory Brainstem Response. Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups (2024)

Madeline CampbellRafael E. DelgadoSaradha AnanthakrishnanKatherine Peitsch

auditory scienceauditory physiologysweep countneurosciencehearing researchstimulus intensityhearing loss

Physiological and Perceptual Auditory Consequences of Hunting-Related Recreational Firearm Noise Exposure in Young Adults With Normal Hearing Sensitivity. Noise and Health (2023)

A Comparison of Self-Reported Nonoccupational Noise Exposure in a Large Cohort of Listeners. Noise and Health (2022)

Saradha AnanthakrishnanXin Luo

Psychoacoustic Thresholds Measured Using the Portable Automated Rapid Testing (Part) Ipad Application in a Large Cohort of Older Listeners. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

An Evaluation of Simulation Techniques in Audiology and Allied Health Professions. American Journal of Audiology (2021)

Effectiveness of Simulation Training on Graduate Audiology Students' Auditory Brainstem Response Testing Skills. American Journal of Audiology (2021)

Amanda ReedAlexandra AndreSaradha AnanthakrishnanPeggy Korczak

educationauditory brainstem responsesimulation trainingaudiologygraduate audiology students

Frequency Following Response and Speech Recognition Benefit for Combining a Cochlear Implant and Contralateral Hearing Aid. Trends in Hearing (2020)

David M. KesslerSaradha AnanthakrishnanSpencer B. SmithKristen D’OnofrioRené H. Gifford

contralateral hearing aidaudiologyhearing losscognitive sciencespeech recognitioncochlear implants

Human Frequency Following Responses to Filtered Speech. Ear and Hearing (2020)

linguisticsfiltered speechspeech processingspeech analysisspeech perceptionspeech sciencespeech communicationspeech acoustics

Human Frequency Following Responses to Iterated Rippled Noise With Positive and Negative Gain: Differential Sensitivity to Waveform Envelope and Temporal Fine-Structure. Hearing Research (2018)

Saradha AnanthakrishnanAnanthanarayan Krishnan

differential sensitivityauditory sciencetemporal fine-structurehearing researchnegative gainrippled noisehuman frequencynoise

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