[AUDITORY] Video for CogHear Meeting

[Malcolm Slaney <000001757ffb5fe1-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Our CogHear meeting (Cognitive aspects of Hearing) is all this week in Maryland.  If you can’t come, we plan on broadcasting the talks (one way, but you can ask questions by chat) for those that can’t be there in person.

We hope to have a broad overview of important directions are field might go, including clinical technology and sensors, AI/LLM and BCI.  We think we’ll have something for everybody.

I’ve pasted the schedule into the message below, as well as included the PDF.  All times are EDT.  We hope you will find this useful.

Here is also a zoom link for the workshop

https://wse.zoom.us/j/97869390760?pwd=AFpTwGSN28PhZ9FgWbhA8x7HguRWoz.1

Meeting ID: 978 6939 0760

Passcode: CogHear

We hope you will enjoy.

- Malcolm, Mounya and Shihab

CogHear Workshop
Univeristy of Maryland, College Park - June 16-20
Zoom Meeting ID: 978 6939 0760 Passcode: CogHear
	Mon 6/16	Tu 6/17	Wed 6/18	Thursday 6/19	Friday 6/20
	Clinical	Technology	AI/LLM	BCI	Forward looking
9:00 - 9:55	Sandra Gordon-Sallant	Heather Bortfeld	Jean-Remi King (virtual)	Vikash Gilja (virtual)	Alain de Cheveigne
	University of Maryland	UC, Merced	Meta/Ecole Normale Superieure	Paradromics Inc. /                   UC San Diego	Ecole Normale Superieure
	Overview of links between age-related hearing loss and cognitive decline in older people	Functional near-infrared spectroscopy for neuroimaging in cochlear implant recipients: innovations and applications	Emergence of Language in the Human Brain	Neural Prostheses	Auditory brain decoding: Problems, solutions, and ways forward
9:55 - 10:00	Transition
10:00 - 10:55	Jonathan Simon	Samu Taulu	Samuel Norman-Haignere	Cheol Jun Cho	Giovanni diLiberto
	University of Maryland	University of Washington	University of Rochester	UC Berkeley	Trinity College
	Neural Representations of Same-Species Vocalizations in a Human Primate Model	Recent advances in OPM-MEG	Conducting experiments on models: using deep artificial neural networks to guide experimental neuroscience research	Speech neuroprostheses for restoring naturalistic communication and future prospects	Speech neurophysiology in realistic contexts: Big hype or big leap?
10:55 - 11:15	Coffee Break
11:15 - 12:10	Stefanie Kuchinsky	Sridhar Kalluri	Shailee Jain	Nathan Crone	Nima Mesgarani
	Walter Reed National Military Medical Center	Starkey	UC San Francisco	Johns Hopkins University	Columbia University
	Keeping an Eye on Listening Effort: Toward Enhanced Clinical Hearing Tests	Important clinical problems in hearing aids	Building out-of-the-box speech decoders with large-scale self-supervision	Speech decoding with implantable electrocorticographic BCIs	From Selective Listening to Brain-Controlled Hearing
12:10 - 1:30	Lunch Break				Adjourn
1:30 - 2:25	Lucas Parra	Abhinav Uppal/Shreshth Saxena	Laura Gwilliams	Edmond Lalor
	City College of New York	UC San Diego/McMaster University	Stanford University	University of Rochester
	Auditory narratives drive the whole dynamical system: brain, heart and eyes -- And how to distinguish effort from attention	In-ear EEG and mobile eye-tracking to study audiovisual interactions in naturalistic settings	Neural Algorithms of Human Language	Explaining the explainable variance in EEG responses to natural speech.
2:25 - 2:30	Transition
2:30 - 3:25	Ken Grant	Patrick Kanold	Chris Honey	Behtash Babadi
	Walter Reed National Military Medical Center	Johns Hopkins University	Johns Hopkins University	University of Maryland
	Hearing deficits in listeners with normal hearing thresholds and mild hearing impairment: Effects of blast exposure.	Understanding the auditory brain with two-photon imaging	Memory and Agency in Biological and Artificial Intelligence	Advances in Neural Data Analysis Through the Granger Formalism
3:25 - 3:45	Coffee Break			Annapolis visit and    workshop banquet
3:45 - 5:00	RoundTable Discussion	Demo: in-ear / Muse sensors	RoundTable Discussion

Attachment: CogHear2025schedule.pdf
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