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Speech and Hearing Science Faculty and Research
Research conducted by our faculty addresses fundamental elements of hearing, speech and language centered around three main themes: auditory and language cognitive neuroscience, developmental and educational sciences, and habilitative and rehabilitative sciences. State-of-the-art cognitive, behavioral and neuroscience techniques are used to study speech, language and hearing components of human communication. Our numerous research laboratories provide faculty with opportunities to advance research in their particular areas of focus.
Faculty
Name
Contact
Asst Dean & Assoc Profr
Azuma's research focuses on attention, memory and language processing.
480-965-9455
Clinical Professor
Catherine Bacon is a clinical professor of speech-language pathology in Speech and Hearing Science in the College of Health Solutions.
480-965-5475
Assoc Professor
Berisha's research seeks to develop and apply new machine learning and statistical signal processing tools to better understand and model signal perception.
480-747-6455
Asst Professor
B. Blair Braden is the director of the Autism and Brain Aging Laboratory at ASU.
480-727-3414
Clinical Professor (FSC)
Jean Brown's research interests range from classroom-based preschool communication programming and family-centered early intervention services to multi-cultural concerns and issues.
480-965-9395
Lecturer, ASL
Cheloha's work focuses on online curriculum development and teaching of American Sign Language and related topics.
Asst Professor
Ayoub Daliri's research is focused on understanding neural mechanisms underlying speech production and stuttering, using a combination of electrophysiological/neuroimaging, behavioral, and computational approaches.
480-727-8397
Professor Emeritus
Dorman's group investigates many aspects of speech, voice and music perception by patients fit with cochlear implants and by normal-hearing subjects listening to simulations of cochlear implants.
480-965-3345