Jonathan Simon is invited speaker at Paris Workshop on Decoding of Sound and Brain

Professor Jonathan Simon (ECE/Biology/ISR) was the invited opening speaker at the Paris Workshop on Decoding of Sound and Brain, Nov. 5-6 in Paris. He spoke on ?Neural Representations of the Cocktail Party in Human Auditory Cortex.?

Alumna Mounya Elhilali (EE Ph.D. 2004), a former student of Professor Shihab Shamma (ECE/ISR) also was a presenter, speaking on ?Investigating Auditory Bottom-Up Attention.? Elhilali is an associate professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Related Articles:
Jonathan Simon is invited speaker at CHScom 2015
Simon invited speaker at implantable auditory prostheses conference
Simon is co-editor of new Springer auditory research book
Simon delivers three invited lectures in China
Jonathan Simon gives keynote speech at SPIRE workshop
Jonathan Simon wins $1.5M NIH NIDCD grant for 'auditory scene' research
Presacco, Heffner, Smith to represent Maryland at Universitas 21
Simon and Alumnus Ding Publish Research in NeuroImage
Simon is invited speaker at otolaryngology meeting
Simon, Ding publish auditory cortex research in PNAS

November 11, 2015

Current Headlines

Scientists Fast-Track Nerve-on-a-Chip Design via Machine Learning Algorithms

Sochol Receives E. Robert Kent Outstanding Teaching Award for Junior Faculty

Innovation and Collaboration: Congressional Leaders Visit Southern Maryland

ISR Honors 2025 Graduate Achievements

How to Major in the Future

From the Chesapeake Bay to Deep Space: Innovating for the Public Good

MRC Symposium Showcases Advances in Robotics and AI

New UMD–KTH MOU Broadens Student and Faculty Horizons

76 Undergrads Recognized at Annual Honors & Awards Celebration

MRC Self-Driving Scooter Research Featured on WUSA9