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Hey there! I am Tong (aka. Cu).

Istudyhowthebrainlistenstospeech,tomusic,totheworld.AsaPostdoctoralResearchScientistatStanford,Icombineneuroscience,signalprocessing,andmachinelearningtodecodetheneuralpathwaysofhearing.WhenI'mnotinthelab,I'mbehindtheconsoleproducingmusicanddesigninggameaudio.

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Chimeric music reveals an interaction of pitch and time in electrophysiological signatures of music encoding

Shan, Tong, Lalor, Edmund C, Maddox, Ross K

Comparing methods for deriving the auditory brainstem response to continuous speech in human listeners

Shan, Tong, Maddox, Ross K

Subcortical responses to music and speech are alike while cortical responses diverge

Shan, Tong, Cappelloni, Madeline S, Maddox, Ross K

Speech-in-noise comprehension is improved when viewing a deep-neural-network-generated talking face

Shan, Tong, Wenner, Casper E, Xu, Chenliang, Duan, Zhiyao, Maddox, Ross K

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  • Invited TalkThe hearing brain: from sound waves to meaning

    Summer Lecture Series, Division of Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences Research (DIBS), Stanford

  • Invited TalkDeriving Human Auditory Brainstem Responses (ABR) from Naturalistic Speech and Music

    Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Stanford

  • Invited TalkChimeric music reveals an interaction of pitch and time in music encoding

    Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Stanford