New research from the University of Kansas uses network science to determine why people make mistakes when lip-reading.

Summary: Lip-reading is a highly demanding cognitive feat that forces the brain to decode speech by translating physical mouth movements instead of acoustic waveforms. While psychologists have long ...

Lip-read words can be decoded from the brain's auditory regions similarly to heard speech, according to a new University of Michigan report that looked at how vision supports verbal perception.

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Footage of Selena Gomez seemingly spilling the tea to long-time bestie Taylor Swift went viral as amateur lip readers across the globe rushed to translate – and spread rumours – about what the women ...

“I’m sorry for participating in the deaf apocalypse.” For a hearing friend and me, this line, delivered in sign language, became a running gag early in the pandemic. She and I had moved in as ...