Sean R Mills
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Psychophysicist, sensory neuroscientist, writer.

I research new methods for the diagnosis of impaired touch perception. I also work on developing multi-modal approaches to improving CI listening.

News & Publications


NEW PAPER: Enhancing CI speech in noise using haptics

  • ​Fletcher, M.D.,  Hadeedi, A., Goehring, T., & Mills, S.R. (2019) Electro-haptic hearing: Speech-in-noise performance in cochlear implant users is enhanced by tactile stimulation of the wrists (preprint)​​​​
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Our new study, trying to improve CI listening using small vibrations

  • Fletcher, M.D., Mills, S.R., & Goehring, T. (2018) Vibro-Tactile Enhancement of Speech Intelligibility in Multitalker Noise for Simulated Cochlear Implant Listening, Trends in Hearing (click here for the PDF version)
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My research featured in The Conversation

  • Playing sound through the skin improves hearing in noisy places, The Conversation, September 2018​​
  • Here’s what music sounds like through an auditory implant, The Conversation, February 2019

Our presentation at the British Society of Audiology

  • Fletcher, M., Hadeedi, A., Goehring, T., & Mills, S. (2018). Using tactile stimulation to improve speech-in-noise performance in cochlear implant users. British Society of Audiology Basic Auditory Science 2018
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Our work, presented at the UK conference on human responses to vibration

  • Mills, S. R., & Griffin, M. J. (2018) Discrimination of the Frequency of Vibration Applied to the Finger at Two Acceleration Magnitudes. In 53rd United Kingdom Conference on Human Responses to Vibration, Ascot.
  • Mills, S. R., & Griffin, M. J. (2017) The Touch Perception Puzzle: a Basis for Choosing Stimulus Parameters in Vibrotactile Psychophysics, In 52nd United Kingdom Conference on Human Responses to Vibration, Cranfield Defense Academy.
  • Mills, S. R., Morioka, M., & Griffin, M. J. (2016). Limitations of vibrotactile thresholds. In 51st United Kingdom Conference on Human Responses to Vibration, Institute of Naval Medicine, Gosport, PO12 2DL, England.
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