Oded Ghitza, Ph.D.

Research Professor, (BME)

Office ERB 416
Email oghitza@bu.edu
Phone (617) 358-1948
Website Cortical & Computational Decoding of Speech
Alternate Website Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics

Honors and Awards

1998 Elected Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America, “For contributions to signal processing techniques for speech”
1993 Elected Senior Member of IEEE
1984 Recipient of the MIT Myron A. Bantrell post-doctoral fellowship

Areas of Interest

Decoding speech using neuronal oscillations; Hierarchical neuronal oscillators and the basis for cortical computation; Analysis of MEG signals recorded while performing a speech perception task; Predicting consonant confusions in noise; Closed‐loop auditory models for robust automatic speech recognition; Modeling damaged cochleae using speech‐governed methodologies.

Research Areas

Dr. Ghitza’s current research focuses on the formulation of cortical computation principles that underlie the speech decoding process and that are capable of predicting human performance in speech perception tasks.

Publications

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Department or Division: Biomedical Engineering

Affiliation: Research Faculty

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