Welcome
Susan Nittrouer is currently a professor and director of research
in the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
at Ohio State University Medical Center. She directs two grants
from the National Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders.
The Ontogeny of Segmental Speech Organization (OSSO)
Early Development of Children with Hearing Loss (EDCHL)
Her research interests focus on:
The Ontogeny of Segmental Speech Organization (OSSO)
Early Development of Children with Hearing Loss (EDCHL)
Her research interests focus on:
Recent Presentations
IHCON 2012
Children with hearing aids show diminished spatial masking release
Children with hearing aids show diminished spatial masking release
CIAP 2011
Emergent literacy skills of kindergarten children with cochlear implants
Emergent literacy skills of kindergarten children with cochlear implants
Acoustical Society, 11
Why diverse spectral structure coheres for children
Why diverse spectral structure coheres for children
Acoustical Society, 09
Children need coherence masking protection
Children need coherence masking protection
Acoustical Society, 10
Linguistic processing of vocoded signals
Linguistic processing of vocoded signals
Acoustical Society, 08
Getting phonetic structure from an aphonetic signal
Getting phonetic structure from an aphonetic signal
nittrouer.1@osu.edu
915 Olentangy River Road
Columbus, OH 43212
915 Olentangy River Road
Columbus, OH 43212
Susan Nittrouer, Ph.D.
Director of Research
Curriculum Vitae
Director of Research
Curriculum Vitae
How children acquire the abilities to recognize the
phonetic-level structure of their native language and
to produce speech with the gestural organization
typical of their native language;
What role the ability to recognize that structure
plays in language processing;
What conditions of childhood support the
ontogeny of these skills;
Precisely how perceptual processing of the speech
signal is affected by deleterious conditions such as
poverty, frequent otitis media with effusion, and
sensorineural hearing loss.
This video was created during the summer of 2012. The above video reflects
the combined perspective of research being conducted in our laboratory.
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