Participate in Research
NAL is looking for adults aged 60 and older who are noticing some difficulties or changes in their hearing, and thinking about next steps.
Our study involves an online call lasting 45 minutes where researchers will ask you a series of questions about your hearing. Participants will receive $40 for their time. To be a part of this research, give Simon Alperstein a call on 02 9412 7051 or send an email to: simon.alperstein@nal.gov.au
NAL is seeking adults between the ages of 18-85 years old with hearing difficulties
Researchers at National Acoustic Laboratories are seeking adults between the ages of 18-85 years old who are noticing hearing difficulties to take part in our study. Participants will receive a free hearing test and $40 for their time. For more information or to take part, contact participate@nal.gov.au
National Acoustic Laboratories
Are you interested in being involved in world-leading research to improve hearing health?
Researchers at NAL are always looking for adults who have hearing difficulties, with or without hearing aids to join our research participant database. As a participant you will have the opportunity to become an important part of our hearing research program. If this matches you, for more information or to take part, contact participate@nal.gov.au
National Acoustic Laboratories
Researchers at NAL are seeking adult between ages of 18-80 years old with moderate or moderate-severe hearing loss in both ears.
For more information or to take part, contact participate@nal.gov.au
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