Experiments

We are inviting participants to take part in an exciting research project exploring the effects of binaural sounds on brain activity, conducted by the SIPPRE Lab. This study, supervised by Prof. Athanasios Koutras, involves recording EEG signals while listening to binaural audio to investigate how different sound frequencies influence brain rhythms and physiological responses.

About the Study

The study aims to understand how binaural sounds—acoustic illusions created by presenting slightly different frequencies to each ear—affect brainwave patterns and overall brain function. This research is a part of our ongoing efforts to advance knowledge in auditory neuroscience and its applications.

Participant Information

• Duration: Approximately 1 hour.
• Activities: Participants will listento audio clips with varying frequencies while their brain activity is recorded using non-invasive EEG equipment. Rest periods are included to ensure comfort throughout the session.
• Eligibility: Healthy adults aged 18–35 with normal or corrected-to-normal hearing.

What to Expect

The session will include:

• Baseline EEG Recording: A few minutes of resting EEG recording.
• Audio Listening: Participants will listen to carefully selected binaural sounds.
• Feedback: An optional post-experiment questionnaire to share your experience.

Study Highlights

This project is part of the innovative work by George Patsakos and Konstantinos Anestopoulos, members of the SIPPRE Lab. Their efforts aim to push the boundaries of auditory neuroscience, combining EEG recordings with binaural sound analysis.

Join Us

If you’re interested in contributing to groundbreaking research, please contact us to schedule your session. All data will be anonymized, and participation is voluntary.

We look forward to your involvement in advancing this fascinating area of science! For further details or to sign up, please reach out via email [koutras-at-uop.gr].