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Nina Kraus
Neuroscientist and author
Nina Kraus is a neuroscientist and author who has studied the neural basis of sound perception and music cognition. She is the director of the Laboratory of Neurobiology of Hearing at the Rockefeller University and has published numerous papers on the neural mechanisms of sound processing.
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#11. How Does the Brain Enable Us To Perceive, Make Sense Of, and Learn From Sound?Delving In with Stuart KelterDec 21, 202254:33GuestFutureproof Extra: Of Sound MindFutureproof with Jonathan McCreaNov 30, 202111:53HostFrom silence to cacophony, here's how your brain makes sense of the worldNPR's Book of the DayOct 4, 20218:48GuestASMR FORTNITEMulti-AsmrMar 26, 202121:50Host