Research in this laboratory attempts to improve our understanding of the role of the cochlear (inner ear). Otoacoustic emissions (sounds generated by the cochlea) are used a noninvasive tool for investigation of cochlear mechanics. This research is combined with psychoacoustic research to better understand the perceptual consequences of cochlear nonlinearity and distortion. The laboratory is fully equipped to synthesize, record and analyze acoustic stimuli. The experimental research is conducted along with the development of computer simulations of cochlear mechanics.

Glenis R. Long, Ph.D.
Professor,
Speech and Hearing Sciences,
Graduate School and University Center,
City University of New York,
365 Fifth Ave
New York, New York 10016-4309

Phone: 212-817-8801
Fax: 212-817-1537
email: glong@gc.cuny.edu