Joel I Berger

My primary research area is auditory neuroscience. I have a fascination with understanding how sound is represented within the brain, both in the presence of external stimuli and in the absence of an objective stimulus, as is the case with subjective tinnitus. I utilise the latest tools in intracranial ECoG, behavioural neuroscience, PET and source-space EEG to further our understanding of basic neuroscience and translate this into benefits for patients.