Phone: 
+1 206 616-0102
Curriculum Vitae: 

Speech & Hearing Sciences
Office: 
Eagleson 204
Box: 
357988

Adrian KC
 
Lee
,
ScD

Professor and Chair
Adjunct Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Faculty, Graduate Program in Neuroscience
Education: 
ScD, Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences & Technology
BEng (Electrical), University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia
Academic Expertise: 
Auditory Attention
Neuroimaging
Psychoacoustics
Honors & Awards: 
2021: Elected Fellow, Acoustical Society of America
2017: Bloedel Center Traveling Scientist Award, University of Washington, WA
2014: Department of Defense, Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Program award
2012: The Royal Society International Exchanges program award, United Kingdom
2012: Department of Defense, Air Force Office of Scientific Research Young Investigator Program award
2009: National Institutes of Health Pathway to Independence Award (NIDCD: K99/R00)

Dr. Lee joined the Speech and Hearing Sciences faculty in 2011. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of New South Wales and his doctorate at the Harvard-MIT Division in Health Sciences and Technology. He completed his postdoctoral training in the Department of Psychiatry and Radiology at Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA.

Dr. Lee’s research focuses on developing multimodal imaging techniques to investigate the cortical network involved in auditory scene analysis and attention, especially through designing novel behavioral paradigms that bridge the gap between psychoacoustics and neuroimaging research.

Recent Publications
Note on the Dual-Task Paradigm and its Use to Measure Listening Effort. (2024 Jan-Dec) Trends Hear 28(): 23312165241292215 Kuchinsky SE, Gallun FJ, Lee AKC

Multi-site EEG studies in early infancy: Methods to enhance data quality. (2024 Oct) Dev Cogn Neurosci 69(): 101425 Dickinson A, Booth M, Daniel M, Campbell A, Miller N, Lau B, Zempel J, Webb SJ, Elison J, Lee AKC, Estes A, Dager S, Hazlett H, Wolff J, Schultz R, Marrus N, Evans A, Piven J, Pruett JR Jr, Jeste S, IBIS Network

Audiovisual Speech Perception Benefits are Stable from Preschool through Adolescence. (2024 Jul 3) Multisens Res 37(4-5): 317-340 Gijbels L, Yeatman JD, Lalonde K, Doering P, Lee AKC

Children with developmental dyslexia have equivalent audiovisual speech perception performance but their perceptual weights differ. (2024 Jan) Dev Sci 27(1): e13431 Gijbels L, Lee AKC, Yeatman JD

Sound Level Changes the Auditory Cortical Activation Detected with Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy. (2023 Sep) Brain Topogr 36(5): 686-697 Sheffield SW, Larson E, Butera IM, DeFreese A, Rogers BP, Wallace MT, Stecker GC, Lee AKC, Gifford RH