Latest posts tagged with #HearingScience on Bluesky
Poster presentation (Sunday # 86) at the hearing research conference, ARO Midwinter Meeting. We show that frontal cortex may modulate responses in the tonotopic fields of auditory cortex.
Happy to discuss a new postdoc position at my posters or email.
#hearingscience #aro #fmri
Day 14 of our advent calendar. Your brain does more than listen.
This video looks at how the brain sends feedback to the ears and why this matters for hearing loss research.
Watch here: player.sheffield.ac.uk/events/how-b...
#HearingScience #SheffieldResearch
📘 Explore the full programme now and start planning your conference experience: baaudiology.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/...
#BAAConf25 #Audiology #CPD #HearingCare #BAA #ProfessionalDevelopment #HearingScience
Check out of newest blog post discussing how the inner ear works - there's a special membrane that physically breaks down complex sounds into different frequencies (called a "Fourier analysis")!
Check out the blog post at www.kluglab.org #HearingScience #MindBlowing
Ever wonder why you can chat just fine in a noisy restaurant while your grandparents struggle? It's about SOUND LOCALIZATION!
Just published a blog about how brains pinpoint where sounds come from.
Check out the blog at www.kluglab.org.
#HearingScience #AgeingGracefully
We have Slytherin & Gryffindor standing for science in Boston. #standupforscience #hearingscience #sensorialoverload
Curiously, this one braggs a Blue collar. This one is too loud, @effinbirds.com💙
🌟 We had a fantastic time at the @festivaloftomorrow.bsky.social 🌟 Our team did a great job at engaging visitors, sharing knowledge, and inspiring future audiologists. 🦻🔬 Thanks to everyone who got involved! #FestivalOfTomorrow #Audiology #HearingScience
A diverse group of scientists gathered in a bright indoor space poses for a group photo during the 17th AABBA annual meeting.
📢 For the 17th time, AABBA, an international network of scientists, gathered this week at ISF to exchange ideas & push the boundaries of binaural & spatial hearing research. Thanks to all who joined—your insights and collaboration keep our field moving forward! 🎶👂 #AABBA #HearingScience
a close up image of an ear
🔬 Accessing viable human inner ear cells for research has always been a major hurdle in #HearingScience. But #SICHL has pioneered a way to collect viable inner ear cells from organ donors.
Support the groundbreaking research making this possible:
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🧠💡 Our latest fNIRS study demonstrates that hearing aid use is associated with less prefrontal activity, providing neural validation for the view that hearing aids reduce listening effort. Collab with Sonova Innovation Centre Toronto. #HearingScience
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