Key Mechanism in Brain’s Computation of Sound Location Identified

Jun 30

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New York University researchers have identified a mechanism the brain uses to help process sound localization. Their findings, which appear in the latest edition of the journal PLoS Biology, focus on how the brain computes the different arrival times of sound into each ear to estimate the location of its source.

from ScienceDaily.com

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