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Yu-Hsiang Wu

Professor

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Communication Sciences and Disorders Department

Yu-hsiang Wu is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Iowa.

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University of Iowa

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audiology cognitive science hearing loss hearing research auditory science bioacoustics speech perception health sciences ecology psychology human hearing noise entropy auditory physiology acoustical engineering psychoacoustics older adults acceptable noise level audiology research ecological momentary assessment reliability noise reduction visual cues directional benefit normal hearing electrophysiology communication disorders speech recognition speech communication psychometrics later adulthood cochlear implants speech science audio electroacoustics evidence-based practice mobile phones hearing-aid use questionnaire signal cancellation technique laboratory investigation psychological medicine language testing clinical otolaryngology health technology applied cognitive psychology speech processing social gerontology choice models revealed preferences social isolation social distancing ageism speech sound disorders speech acoustics self-report studies acoustic ecology working memory voice recognition emotional responses adaptive algorithms guidance system smart health speech enhancement spoken language processing evidence-based medicine real-world signal digital noise reduction psychometric functions dual-task paradigms noise reduction technologies construct validity music aural augmentation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Psychometric Characteristics and Feasibility of Microinteraction-Based Ecological Momentary Assessment in Audiology Research. Frontiers in Audiology and Otology (2025)

Yu-Hsiang WuElizabeth StanglSamuel SmithJacob OlesonChristi MillerOctav Chipara

audiologyaudiology researchpsychometric characteristics

Hearing Loss Detection From Facial Expressions in One-On-One Conversations. ICASSP 2022 - 2022 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP) (2024)

Yufeng YinIshwarya AnanthabhotlaVamsi Krishna IthapuStavros PetridisYu-Hsiang WuChristi Miller

human hearinglinguisticscommunicationaudiologyspeech perceptionfacial expressions

Implementing Ecological Momentary Assessment in Audiological Research: Opportunities and Challenges. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

Nadja Schinkel-BielefeldLouise BurkeInga HolubeMaria IankilevitchLorienne M. JenstadDina LelicGraham NaylorGurjit SinghKarolina SmedsPetra von GablenzFlorian WoltersYu-Hsiang Wu

ecologyaudiologyaudiological researchecological momentary assessment

Would a Comprehensive Hearing Aid Fitting Process Lead to Placebo Effects Compared to a Simple Process?. Frontiers in Audiology and Otology (2024)

Yu-Hsiang WuMegan DorflerElizabeth StanglJacob Oleson

audiologyneuroscience

Auditory Environment Diversity Quantified Using Entropy From Real-World Hearing Aid Data. Frontiers in Digital Health (2023)

Erik JorgensenJingjing XuOctav ChiparaYu-Hsiang Wu

public healthauditory sciencedigital healthhealth informaticsauditory environment diversityhearing lossdata sciencehealth sciencesentropy

Effects of Entropy in Real-World Noise on Speech Perception in Listeners With Normal Hearing and Hearing Loss. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Erik JorgensenYu-Hsiang Wu

psychoacousticsauditory sciencenormal hearingneurosciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing losscognitive sciencereal-world noiseentropy

Efficacy and Effectiveness of Evidence-Based Non–Self-Fitting Presets Compared to Prescription Hearing Aid Fittings and a Personal Sound Amplification Product. American Journal of Audiology (2023)

Soumya VenkitakrishnanDana UrbanskiYu-Hsiang Wu

evidence-based practiceaudiologybioacousticshealth sciencesevidence-based non-self-fitting presets

Entropy as a Measure of Auditory Environment Diversity: An Ecological Momentary Assessment (Ema) Approach. Ear and Hearing (2023)

Yu-Hsiang WuElizabeth StanglCamille DunnJacob Oleson

auditory environment diversityaudiologybioacousticshearing researchecologyecological momentary assessmententropy

Evaluating and Optimizing Hearing-Aid Self-Fitting Methods Using Population Coverage. Frontiers in Audiology and Otology (2023)

Dhruv VyasErik JorgensenYu-Hsiang WuOctav Chipara

hearing-aid self-fitting methodsaudiologypopulation coveragecognitive science

Facial Expressions as an Index of Listening Difficulty and Emotional Response. Seminars in Hearing (2023)

Soumya VenkitakrishnanYu-Hsiang Wu

auditory scienceaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossemotional responsescognitive sciencefacial expressionspsychology

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Yu-Hsiang Wu

Professor

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Communication Sciences and Disorders Department

Yu-hsiang Wu is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Psychometric Characteristics and Feasibility of Microinteraction-Based Ecological Momentary Assessment in Audiology Research. Frontiers in Audiology and Otology (2025)

Yu-Hsiang WuElizabeth StanglSamuel SmithJacob OlesonChristi MillerOctav Chipara

audiologyaudiology researchpsychometric characteristics

Hearing Loss Detection From Facial Expressions in One-On-One Conversations. ICASSP 2022 - 2022 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP) (2024)

Yufeng YinIshwarya AnanthabhotlaVamsi Krishna IthapuStavros PetridisYu-Hsiang WuChristi Miller

human hearinglinguisticscommunicationaudiologyspeech perceptionfacial expressions

Implementing Ecological Momentary Assessment in Audiological Research: Opportunities and Challenges. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

Nadja Schinkel-BielefeldLouise BurkeInga HolubeMaria IankilevitchLorienne M. JenstadDina LelicGraham NaylorGurjit SinghKarolina SmedsPetra von GablenzFlorian WoltersYu-Hsiang Wu

ecologyaudiologyaudiological researchecological momentary assessment

Would a Comprehensive Hearing Aid Fitting Process Lead to Placebo Effects Compared to a Simple Process?. Frontiers in Audiology and Otology (2024)

Yu-Hsiang WuMegan DorflerElizabeth StanglJacob Oleson

audiologyneuroscience

Auditory Environment Diversity Quantified Using Entropy From Real-World Hearing Aid Data. Frontiers in Digital Health (2023)

Erik JorgensenJingjing XuOctav ChiparaYu-Hsiang Wu

public healthauditory sciencedigital healthhealth informaticsauditory environment diversityhearing lossdata sciencehealth sciencesentropy

Effects of Entropy in Real-World Noise on Speech Perception in Listeners With Normal Hearing and Hearing Loss. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Erik JorgensenYu-Hsiang Wu

psychoacousticsauditory sciencenormal hearingneurosciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing losscognitive sciencereal-world noiseentropy

Soumya VenkitakrishnanDana UrbanskiYu-Hsiang Wu

evidence-based practiceaudiologybioacousticshealth sciencesevidence-based non-self-fitting presets

Entropy as a Measure of Auditory Environment Diversity: An Ecological Momentary Assessment (Ema) Approach. Ear and Hearing (2023)

Yu-Hsiang WuElizabeth StanglCamille DunnJacob Oleson

auditory environment diversityaudiologybioacousticshearing researchecologyecological momentary assessmententropy

Evaluating and Optimizing Hearing-Aid Self-Fitting Methods Using Population Coverage. Frontiers in Audiology and Otology (2023)

Dhruv VyasErik JorgensenYu-Hsiang WuOctav Chipara

hearing-aid self-fitting methodsaudiologypopulation coveragecognitive science

Facial Expressions as an Index of Listening Difficulty and Emotional Response. Seminars in Hearing (2023)

Soumya VenkitakrishnanYu-Hsiang Wu

auditory scienceaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossemotional responsescognitive sciencefacial expressionspsychology

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