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Constantine Trahiotis is affiliated with the University of Connecticut Health Center in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of neuroscience and health professions, with a notable focus on cognitive neuroscience, speech and hearing, sensory systems, and oceanography as subfields of study.

The main topics addressed in their work include hearing loss and rehabilitation, noise effects and management, hearing, cochlea, tinnitus, genetics, underwater acoustics research, neural dynamics and brain function, and neuroscience and music perception.

Trahiotis has published extensively in several scientific venues. Key outlets featuring their work are:

  • The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
  • Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
  • JASA Express Letters

Frequent collaborators in their research include Leslie R. Bernstein, with whom Trahiotis has coauthored multiple papers, as well as Shigeyuki Kuwada, Steven van de Par, and Armin Kohlrausch.

Selected recent publications by Trahiotis include:

  • "Binaural detection as a joint function of masker bandwidth, masker interaural correlation, and interaural time delay: Empirical data and modeling," 2020, The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
  • "A crew of listeners with no more than "slight" hearing loss who exhibit binaural deficits also exhibit reduced amounts of binaural interference," 2021, The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
  • "Neural correlates of tonal loudness, intensity discrimination, and duration discrimination," 2024, JASA Express Letters
  • "A crew of listeners with no more than "slight" hearing loss who exhibit binaural deficits also exhibit higher levels of stimulus-independent internal noise," 2020, The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
  • "A revisitation of Bill Yost's revisitation of how internal noise affects binaural detection," 2020, The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

Best Publications

  • Enhancing sensitivity to interaural delays at high frequencies by using "transposed stimuli".

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Lateralization of complex binaural stimuli: A weighted‐image model

    Richard M. Stern;Andrew S. Zeiberg;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Peripheral auditory processing and investigations of the "precedence effect" which utilize successive transient stimuli.

    Klaus Hartung;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Behavioral Investigation of Some Possible Effects of Sectioning the Crossed Olivocochlear Bundle

    Constantine Trahiotis;Donald N. Elliott

  • Lateralization of low-frequency, complex waveforms: the use of envelope-based temporal disparities.

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • The normalized correlation: Accounting for binaural detection across center frequency

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Detection of interaural delay in high-frequency sinusoidally amplitude-modulated tones, two-tone complexes, and bands of noise.

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Lateralization of bands of noise: effects of bandwidth and differences of interaural time and phase.

    Constantine Trahiotis;Richard M. Stern

  • Interaural correlation discrimination: II. Relation to binaural unmasking.

    N. I. Durlach;K. J. Gabriel;H. S. Colburn;C. Trahiotis

  • Sensitivity to brief changes of interaural time and interaural intensity.

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis;Michael A. Akeroyd;Klaus Hartung

  • Discrimination of interaural temporal disparities by normal‐hearing listeners and listeners with high‐frequency sensorineural hearing loss

    Walter J. Smoski;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Lateralization of sinusoidally amplitude‐modulated tones: Effects of spectral locus and temporal variation

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • How sensitivity to ongoing interaural temporal disparities is affected by manipulations of temporal features of the envelopes of high-frequency stimuli.

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • On the use of the normalized correlation as an index of interaural envelope correlation

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Discrimination of interaural envelope correlation and its relation to binaural unmasking at high frequencies.

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Lateralization of bands of noise and sinusoidally amplitude‐modulated tones: Effects of spectral locus and bandwidth

    Constantine Trahiotis;Leslie R. Bernstein

  • Enhancing interaural-delay-based extents of laterality at high frequencies by using "transposed stimuli".

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Masking with interaurally delayed stimuli: The use of “internal” delays in binaural detection

    Marcel van der Heijden;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Binaural detection as a function of interaural correlation and bandwidth of masking noise: implications for estimates of spectral resolution.

    Marcel van der Heijden;Constantine Trahiotis

  • Detection of interaural delay in high‐frequency noise

    Leslie R. Bernstein;Constantine Trahiotis

Frequent Co-Authors

Richard M. Stern
Richard M. Stern Carnegie Mellon University
Shigeyuki Kuwada
Shigeyuki Kuwada University of Connecticut Health Center
H. Steven Colburn
H. Steven Colburn Boston University
William A. Yost
William A. Yost Arizona State University

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