Jennifer M. Groh

Microstimulation of Frontal Eye Field in concert with saccades to visual or auditory targets · December 26, 2013 Lecture Gordon Conference on eye movements

Microstimulation of Frontal Eye Field in concert with saccades to visual or auditory targets. · December 26, 2013 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA

Eye position influences on auditory processes measured from within the external ear canal. · December 26, 2013 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA

Monkeys can localize more than one simultaneous sound, but how they do it is mysterious: behavior and neural activity in the inferior colliculus. · December 26, 2013 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA

An auditory meter in a visual map in the primate superior colliculus. · December 26, 2013 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA

Rethinking maps: signal transformations for linking visual and auditory events. · December 26, 2012 Lecture Il Ciocco, Barga, Italy

Probing the “read out” of the frontal eye fields with microstimulation: different results for auditory vs. visual saccades · December 26, 2012 Lecture Gordon Conference on Neurobiology of Cognition

Frontal eye field may be “read out” differently for auditory vs. visual saccades. · December 26, 2012 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, New Orleans

The causal role of the inferior colliculus in perception: effects of electrical stimulation on frequency discrimination in primates. · December 26, 2012 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, New Orleans

Electrically activating auditory codes: effects of microstimulation in the inferior colliculus on sound frequency discrimination in primates. · December 26, 2012 Lecture Auditory Cortex Conference, Lausanne, Switzerland

Thomas Langford Lecture, Duke University · December 26, 2012 Lecture Duke University

Reference frame of visual and auditory signals in the primate frontal eye fields. · December 26, 2011 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Washington, DC

Current issues in audio-visual integration. · January 2, 2011 Lecture DARPA Acoustic/Visual Sensory Integration Meeting

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · January 2, 2011 Lecture Washington University in St Louis

Different codes for visual and auditory space in the superior colliculus. · January 2, 2011 Lecture Gordon Research Conference: Eye Movements: The Motor System that Sees the World

Effects of microstimulation in the primate inferior colliculus on auditory perception: implications for the auditory midbrain implant. · November 1, 2010 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Visual stimuli after sounds shift auditory space in humans and monkeys. · November 1, 2010 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Different coding formats in the same primate SC neurons: a visual place code but auditory rate code. · November 1, 2010 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Visual stimuli that follow sounds induce auditory plasticity. · June 1, 2010 Lecture International Multisensory Research Forum

Is multisensory integration Hebbian? Ventriloquism aftereffect w/o simultaneous audiovisual stimuli. · February 1, 2010 Lecture COSYNE conference

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · February 1, 2010 Lecture Medical College of Georgia

The same neurons form a visual place code and an auditory rate code in the primate SC. · February 1, 2010 Lecture COSYNE conference

Performance of monkeys on a frequency discrimination task involving pitch direction (higher vs. lower) judgments. · January 8, 2009 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Eye-centered reference frame of auditory and visual oculomotor signals in the primate superior colliculus. · January 8, 2009 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · January 7, 2009 Lecture North Dakota State University

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · January 7, 2009 Lecture University of British Columbia

Effects of eye position on saccades evoked by microstimulation of the monkey superior colliculus. · November 1, 2008 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Neural codes for stable and accurate neural integration in the oculomotor system. · November 1, 2008 Lecture Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · October 1, 2008 Lecture University of Rochester

Visual- and saccade-related signals in the primate inferior colliculus · June 1, 2008 Lecture AREADNE Conference, Greece

Visual information in the ascending auditory pathway · May 1, 2008 Lecture Vision Sciences Society.

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · April 1, 2008 Lecture Johns Hopkins University

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · March 1, 2008 Lecture Barrow Neurological Institute

Looking at sounds: neural computations for associating visual and auditory events · March 1, 2008 Lecture University of North Carolina

Eye position has an additive effect on neurons in monkey auditory cortex. · March 1, 2008 Lecture COSYNE.

Visual- and saccade-related signals in the primate inferior colliculus. · January 3, 2008 Lecture Association for Research in Otolaryngology

Outreach & Engaged Scholarship

Bass Connections Faculty Team Leader - Oculomotor Response as an Objective Assessment for Mild TBI in the Pediatric Population · 2018 - 2019 Projects & Field Work flag

North Carolina

Primary Theme: Brain & Society

In children, brain injury is complex and common, and currently it is a leading source of injury and death. Sports-related concussions in children and adolescents (5-18 years) account for 30-60% of all pediatric concussions. Though mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) is an important public health issue for both the general pediatric population and youth athletes, challenges exist in obtaining objective diagnoses of mTBI or quantifying the physiological implications of cumulative subconcussive (low-level) insults. Establishing a link between the clinical diagnoses and objective diagnostic tools that are sensitive over a spectrum of pathophysiology that includes the minimally sub-concussed child to those that experience many subconcussive events or are clinically diagnosed with a concussion are crucial in developing mitigation strategies.

Bass Connections Faculty Team Member - Perception, Language, Memory · August 2013 - August 2014 Projects & Field Work flag

United States of America

Service to the Profession

Peer Reviewer (numerous journals, ad hoc) · 2013 Event/Organization Administration

Society for Neuroscience Program Committee · 2009 - 2012 Event/Organization Administration

Advances and Perspectives in Auditory Neuroscience Program Committee · 2009 - 2012 Event/Organization Administration