The first complete “cell atlas” of the human inner ear is being developed at The University of Melbourne and supported...
Read moreDetailsA study has identified 211 distinct mutations in 49 genes associated with deafness including more than one-third that are newly...
Read moreDetailsEar Science Institute Australia’s research manager, Dr Rob Eikelboom, has been named Australia’s leading researcher in audiology, speech and language...
Read moreDetailsHearables and assistive listening devices have exploded onto the market in recent years. Some audiology clinics in Australia are making...
Read moreDetailsMacquarie University Hearing (MUH) has a new partnership with Join Us, a national research register connecting Australians with studies that...
Read moreDetailsThe Bionics Institute will partner with Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne in a first-of-its-kind collaboration to accelerate the development...
Read moreDetailsAmerican researchers have kept a tiny cochlea sliver from a gerbil alive and functional outside of the body for the...
Read moreDetailsListening in noisy spaces can be challenging but new research from Macquarie University Hearing shows human brains are constantly learning...
Read moreDetailsA free virtual symposium in August will showcase the latest in translational hearing research from dynamic early and mid-career researchers...
Read moreDetailsAudeara is partnering in a project with Ear Science Institute Australia to explore how bone conduction hearing solutions can support...
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