People who lose the thread of a conversation during a noisy cocktail party might be dealing with problems detecting rapid changes in sound.

Researchers found that people aged 18-30 and 65-85 with normal hearing could all be trained to boost their ability to differentiate sounds.

Speed, or “rate,” of sound changes can make it difficult to understand speech in challenging situations, such as in noisy environments.

The precise role of each subregion in the brain in real-time speech feedback has until now remained unclear.

Researchers at UPF and the University of Padua discover what happens when we do not use our hands to explain something.

Research has shown that a music-related hobby boosts language skills and affects the processing of speech in the brain.