https://cyfs.unl.edu/news/?p=3604 — Our lab study was featured by the CYFS research network. In the picture, Randa Ismail (1st from the left) and Grace Carlson (2nd from the left) were learning how to collect functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) data from Dr. Wang (3rd from the left).
Wang went back to where she obtained her PhD and gave a talk on a collaborative project, “Brain encoding of saltatory velocity through a pulsed pneumotactile array in the lower face.”
https://www.complete-hearing.com/episode-7-continuing-the-conversation-with-dr-yingying-wang/ — Dr. Miller invited Dr. Wang to talk about cochlear implants for her podcast. Audio file: 1, 2, 3
The NL3 Lab starts a new study of the reading brain in children with and without hearing loss. Based on current behavioral studies, it remains unknown whether children with hearing loss (CHL) use neural processes that are similar to those used by children with typical hearing (CTH) while learning to read. The specific neural…