The new ARC Linkage Project ‘Beyond Speech: Roads to Effective Communication’ officially started on 8 August. The project is led by Macquarie University, Child Lab Director, Distinguished Professor Katherine Demuth
Hearing Australia is urging women of all ages to celebrate the sounds they love by taking time out to think about their hearing health during this year’s Women’s Health Week
At the Macquarie University Open Day, Australian Hearing Hub member organisations provided hearing health awareness, hearing screenings, demos and fun! Over 60 people attended the Australian Hearing Hub tours which included
The Conference on Implantable Auditory Prostheses (CIAP) was held from the 14-19 of July, 2019, at Lake Tahoe, California. Six researchers from Macquarie University were in attendance including Professor David McAlpine,
Australian Hearing has updated its branding and changed its name to Hearing Australia as part of its commitment to deliver better services to its clients, to the Australian Government and
Macquarie University researchers are part of an international minority language project that will help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia record Indigenous words and sentences into an online
The creators of Toy Story 4 have been praised for featuring a boy wearing a cochlear implant.
On Tuesday 5 March, to mark World Hearing Day and Hearing Awareness Week, H:EAR | Hearing Education Application Research, Macquarie University and the Australian Hearing Hub hosted an Indigenous Hearing Health
Research has shown that bilateral implants significantly improve speech and vocabulary outcomes. For nine-year-old Layelle, this has her speaking fluently in two languages.
A huge congratulations to Dr Ping Tang, who has graduated with his PhD and was awarded the Vice-Chancellor’s commendation for academic excellence! His supervisors Katherine Demuth, Nan Xu Rattanasone and Ivan Yuen
Help us raise funds to run communication-accessible camps for deaf and hard-of-hearing children. Deaf and hard-of-hearing children are often the only child with hearing loss in their school. These
A recent episode of ABC’s ‘You Can’t Ask That’ was about deafness. Bec Stewart from Hear For You located at the Australian Hearing Hub featured in the programme, as well as
