معرفی
Yingjiu Nie is an Associate Professor at James Madison University's Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders, within the College of Health and Behavioral Studies. His research focuses on speech perception in hearing-impaired individuals, cochlear implants, and auditory scene analysis. He holds advanced degrees including a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and medical qualifications from institutions in China.
- Education:
- Ph.D., University of Minnesota
- M.A., University of Minnesota
- Master of Medicine (Otology), Capital University of Medical Sciences, China
- Bachelor of Medicine (M.D. equivalent), University of South China, China
His teaching portfolio includes courses on audiology fundamentals like Anatomy and Physiology of Auditory Systems, Cochlear Implants, and Industrial Audiology. Research contributions span 20+ years with a focus on cochlear implant efficacy, auditory processing in noise, and pediatric audiological interventions. He leads the Lab for Auditory Perception in Children and Adults, exploring neural and behavioral aspects of hearing.
Recent articles emphasize cochlear implant performance in children and adults, auditory stream segregation mechanisms, and clinical programming practices. His work bridges clinical audiology with neuroscientific insights into sensory perception.
