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July 18, 2013
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Mounya Elhilali hopes her studies will lead to better communication between humans and machines.
Mounya Elhilali conducts behavioral experiments on how listeners perceive sounds in various acoustic environments.
Credit: Will Kirk, Homewood Imaging and Photographic Services; Johns Hopkins University
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