Speech and hearing
A new technique prints tiny middle ear bones for a perfect fit.
New theory views lullabies as a signal to babies that parents are giving all they can.
Canadians are changing how they say words -- and so are many Americans.
Singing is not just emotion -- it is motion as well. But how far do the vocal cords crawl in a single operatic performance?
New technology using a one-color laser may drive future generation of high-tech hearing aids.
Are new instruments as good as Antonio Stradivari's prized creations?
Young children need more detailed sound information, new study finds.
Scientists help cochlear-implant wearers enhance their experience listening to music.
Advancement allows patients to hear differences in pitch and timbre.
Bullfrogs' hair cells yield clues on how humans detect faint sounds.
Innovative imaging technique reveals similarities between high and more common notes.
Molecule changes the mechanical energy of sound to the electric energy of the brain.