Max Gattie

Max Gattie is a postgraduate researcher focused on the perception of own voice in stuttering populations. His work spans cognitive science, neuroscience, and speech pathology, utilizing electrophysiology and computational methods.

Research interests include:

• Electrophysiological mechanisms of speech and auditory feedback
• Neurobiological basis of developmental stuttering
• Interdisciplinary approaches to cognitive science (psychology, linguistics, genetics)
• Child development and speech-language perception
• Applications of computational intelligence in speech disorders

Key contributions:

• 2025 review on adult stuttering prevalence metrics
• 2024 analysis of stuttering subgrouping and community engagement
• 2023 discovery of sexual dimorphism in VEMP latency
• 2017-2021 electrophysiological studies on vestibular-auditory interactions in stuttering

His research aligns with UN SDGs related to health equity and inclusive education.