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Research
Latest papers
Hearing health professionals' attitudes and perceived skills toward artificial intelligence.
BMC medical education · 2026 · senior author
Questioning the Usefulness of Stimulation Rate Changes to Optimize Perception in Cochlear Implant Users.
Audiology research · 2025 · first author
Latest funding
- $623,476
Advancing understanding of auditory-tactile integration to optimize new vibrotactile compensatory technology for hard-of-hearing individuals.
CIHR · 2026 · Nominated PI
- $12,500
Investigation of musical pitch perception via auditory and tactile modality as a tool to better understand brain plasticity following long-term multisensory training and auditory deprivation
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $76,000
Investigation of musical pitch perception via auditory and tactile modality as a tool to better understand brain plasticity following long-term multisensory training and auditory deprivation
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Hearing health professionals' attitudes and perceived skills toward artificial intelligence.
Ferland J, Guitton MJ, Sharp A
Questioning the Usefulness of Stimulation Rate Changes to Optimize Perception in Cochlear Implant Users.
Sharp A, Beaudoin D, Dufour J, Bacon BA, Champoux F
Advancing understanding of auditory-tactile integration to optimize new vibrotactile compensatory technology for hard-of-hearing individuals.
Principal investigators: Sharp, Andreanne
Keywords: Compensatory Technology; Hearing Loss; Multisensory Perception; Neural Mechanisms; Neuroimaging; Rehabilitation; Vibrotactile Aid
Investigation of musical pitch perception via auditory and tactile modality as a tool to better understand brain plasticity following long-term multisensory training and auditory deprivation
Principal investigators: Sharp, Andréanne
Investigation of musical pitch perception via auditory and tactile modality as a tool to better understand brain plasticity following long-term multisensory training and auditory deprivation
Principal investigators: Sharp, Andréanne
Keywords: Auditory Deprivation; Auditory perception; Auditory-tactile interaction; Behavioral performance; Brain plasticity; Electroencephalography; Multisensory perception; Multisensory Training; Musical Timbre; Tactile perception
Happy or sad? Revisiting the affective prosody model through the notions of gender, age, and linguistic background
Principal investigators: Monetta, Laura
Keywords: prosody; emotion; age; gender; perception; communication; bilingualism
Améliorer la qualité de vie des personnes âgées malentendantes porteuses d'appareils auditifs via des ateliers musicaux.
Principal investigators: Sharp, Andréanne
Keywords: Musique; Vieillissement; Surdité; Qualité de vie; Bien-être psychologique; Régulation émotionnelle; Perception de la musique; Ateliers musicaux; Cognition
Améliorer la qualité de vie des personnes âgées malentendantes porteuses d'appareils auditifs via des ateliers musicaux.
Principal investigators: Sharp, Andréanne
Keywords: Musique; Vieillissement; Surdité; Qualité de vie; Bien-être psychologique; Régulation émotionnelle; Perception de la musique; Ateliers musicaux; Cognition
Enhancing speech perception in noise in healthy older adults and in older adults with cognitive impairment using non-invasive brain stimulation
Principal investigators: Tremblay, Pascale
Keywords: Cognition; Cognitive Decline; Communication; Dementia; Hearing Loss; Language Processing; Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Mild Cognitive Impairment; Speech Perception In Noise; Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Happy or sad? Revisiting the affective prosody model through the notions of gender, age, and linguistic background
Principal investigators: Monetta, Laura
Keywords: prosody; emotion; age; gender; perception; communication; bilingualism
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