Principal Investigators

Photo of Gary Paige

Gary D. Paige, M.D., Ph.D. University of Rochester work Box 603 601 Elmwood Ave Rochester NY 14642 office: MC 5-7425A p 585-275-6395 f 585-442-9480 gary_paige@urmc.rochester.edu

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William E. O'Neill, Ph.D. University of Rochester work Box 603 601 Elmwood Ave Rochester NY 14642 office: MC 6-8531 p 585-275-4023 william_oneill@urmc.rochester.edu

Photo of Scott Seidman

Scott H. Seidman, Ph.D. University of Rochester work Box 603 601 Elmwood Ave Rochester NY 14642 office: MC 6-8543 p 585-273-2122 f 585-756-5334 Scott_Seidman@urmc.rochester.edu

Posters

Psychophysical examination of the accuracy and precision of sound localization with respect to sound source diameter 318 KB, Feb 2010
The influence of aging on ITD-dependent human sound localization 243 KB, Oct 2009
Auditory and Visual Spatial localization Using Gaze Pointing Under Different Sensori-Motor Contexts 628 KB, Apr 2009
Influence of Age and Memory on Head-Free Localization of Auditory and Visual Targets 181 KB, Apr 2009
Influence of Auditory and Visual Distraction on Spatial Localization 151 KB, Feb 2008
Eye Position and Cross-Sensory Learning Both Contribute to Prism Adaptation of Auditory Space 958 KB, Feb 2008
Influence of Aging on Interactions Between Eye Position and Human Sound Localization 754 KB, Feb 2007
Statistical methods for the comparison of vestibular response vectors: post-hoc testing for phase differences 175 KB, Apr 2006

Recent Publications

1. Dobreva MS
2. O'Neill WE
3. Paige GD
(2012 Dec 01). Influence of age, spatial memory, and ocular fixation on localization of auditory, visual, and bimodal targets by human subjects. Exp Brain Res. 223, 441-55.
1. Helmreich DL
2. Tylee D
3. Christianson JP
4. Kubala KH
5. Govindarajan ST
6. O'Neill WE
7. Becoats K
8. Watkins L
9. Maier SF
(2012 Dec 01). Active behavioral coping alters the behavioral but not the endocrine response to stress. Psychoneuroendocrinology. 37, 1941-8.
1. Ison JR
2. Allen PD
(2012 Jun 01). Deficits in responding to brief noise offsets in Kcna1 -/- mice reveal a contribution of this gene to precise temporal processing seen previously only for stimulus onsets. J Assoc Res Otolaryngol. 13, 351-8.