This enlightening conference, presented by experts Enrique A. López and Enrique Saldana, delves into the intricacies of how our brain interprets sound. Have you ever wondered what happens in our brain when we hear a sound? This session explores the complex processes that occur from the moment sound waves reach our ears, transforming simple vibrations into meaningful experiences. By examining aspects such as frequency, intensity, and timbre, attendees will gain a better understanding of how our auditory system works at a remarkable speed. We will explore the very personal nature of our auditory range and how non-hearing tasks can affect our interpretation of sounds. The discussion will highlight how different brain regions collaborate to help us identify, interpret, and assess sounds, revealing the sophisticated neuroscience underlying everyday listening. Participants will learn why some sounds are enjoyable while others provoke alertness, and why conversing in noisy environments can be
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