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CINGT (Cochlear Implant Neurotrophin Gene Therapy) Clinical Trial: A first-in-human study of a new UNSW-developed medical technology for directed gene delivery (BaDGE® – Bionic array Directed Gene Electrotransfer), engineered by Cochlear Ltd into a new medical device (a ‘Gene Delivery Array’ for creating an ‘electric

A new study from MU Hearing’s Dr Yvonne Tran, Dr Diana Tang, Prof Bamini Gopinath, Prof Catherine McMahon, with Prof Paul Mitchell from The Westmead Institute aimed to understand the hearing loss characteristics that contribute to the decision of hearing aid ownership. The study concludes

On 17th May 2022, Macquarie University’s Centre for Language Sciences (CLaS) hosted a half-day hybrid workshop on eye-tracking, an increasingly popular experimental method for speech and language research. The workshop was aimed at beginners to eye-tracking and focused on methodological approaches and commonly-used paradigms. With over

To Fit or Not to Fit Over 100 attendees around the world joined Dr Brent Edwards in a highly robust live discussion around ‘To fit or not to fit! Strategies for fitting no-to-mild hearing losses’. Should we recommend hearing devices to people with no-to-mild hearing

Macquarie University and National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) are delighted to welcome Dr Sriram Boothalingam, from March 2022, in the first joint research appointment under the Macquarie University and NAL partnership program. Sriram will lead collaborative research to understand the listening brain and objective measures to