Patrick Reisinger

Patrick Reisinger

Alumnus

Research Interests:

Auditory nerve recordings using cochlear implants (Project: Smart cochlear implants)
Listening effort, auditory attention
Neural (audiovisual) speech tracking (Temporal response functions)

Publications

2025

Neural speech tracking contribution of lip movements predicts behavioral deterioration when the speaker's mouth is occluded: Patrick Reisinger, Marlies Gillis, Nina Suess, Jonas Vanthornhout, Chandra Leon Haider, Thomas Hartmann, Anne Hauswald, Konrad Schwarz, Tom Francart, Nathan Weisz; eNeuro

Hemispheric asymmetries in the auditory cortex reflect discriminative responses to temporal details or summary statistics of stationary sounds: Martina Berto, Patrick Reisinger, Emiliano Ricciardi, Nathan Weisz, Davide Bottari; Cortex

2024

Eye movements track prioritized auditory features in selective attention to natural speech: Quirin Gehmacher, Juliane Schubert, Fabian Schmidt, Thomas Hartmann, Patrick Reisinger, Sebastian Rösch, Konrad Schwarz, Tzvetan Popov, Maria Chait, Nathan Weisz; Nature Communications

2022

Cortical Tracking of Formant Modulations Derived from Silently Presented Lip Movements and Its Decline with Age: Nina Suess, Anne Hauswald, Patrick Reisinger, Sebastian Rösch, Anne Keitel, Nathan Weisz; Cerebral Cortex

Direct cochlear recordings in humans show a theta rhythmic modulation of auditory nerve activity by selective attention: Quirin Gehmacher, Patrick Reisinger, Thomas Hartmann, Thomas Keintzel, Sebastian Rösch, Konrad Schwarz, Nathan Weisz; Journal of Neuroscience