Cochlear implants (CIs) restore hearing to deaf people by electrically stimulating the auditory nerve (AN). This meeting will focus on the limitations and successes of CIs and on new methods for improving them. Topics include new methods of stimulating the AN, measuring AN survival so as to aid patient-specific processing, understanding the brain changes that […]

The MIC (Methods in Cochlear implant) research meeting is coming up! The purpose of the MIC meeting is to gather young researchers working with cochlear implants to learn best research practice as well as providing an opportunity for networking in an informal environment. The meeting will consist of one day of methods seminars and will […]

Part of the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Chaucer Club Seminar series. Please email the hearing group for a link and password to the zoom meeting if you wish to attend virtually. Attendance at live talks is restricted to staff and students and the University of Cambridge academic community including allumni.

The virtual MRC CBU Science Night, part of the Cambridge Festival

An update on approaches to support people experiencing hearing loss from academic, industry & healthcare perspectives.

VCCA2021 will provide a platform for presentation and discussion of research in Computational Audiology. The focus lies on the applications of computational approaches (big data, machine learning, AI, signal processing) to audiological interventions and hearing science (hearing loss, hearing devices, tinnitus).

We are proud to announce the third International Symposium on Music and Cochlear Implant Research to be held September 15-16, 2021 in Cambridge, UK. The symposium will be hosted by Debi Vickers, Bob Carlyon, Brian Moore, Ian Winter and Manohar Bance and is co-funded by the William Demant Foundation (previously Oticon Foundation). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IECHSmqIlTo

RNID (the Royal National Institute for Deaf People) and Alzheimer’s Research UK are hosting an online workshop to highlight the current research in the hearing loss and dementia field. The event will consist of talks from Dr Nicolas Michalski, Prof Sally Dawson, Prof Jason Warren and Dr Sergi Costafreda Gonzalez. This will be followed by a panel Q&A […]

26-27 September 2024 @ St Catharine's College, Cambridge The conference website can be found here: https://sites.google.com/view/auditory-science-meeting-2024/home

A two-day meeting exploring the voice at Newnham College, University of Cambridge Voice studies is an emerging area of research with numerous opportunities for cross- and interdisciplinary collaboration. Its areas of focus range from basic questions in auditory perception and motor control, to disability and identity, to the aesthetics and politics of vocality, and to […]