The gift will establish the Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health to address hearing loss as a global public health priority In honor of World Hearing Day (March 3),
Reviews of more than 20 high-fidelity earplugs have been compiled into an interactive website, making it easier for people to enjoy their night out without dreading the morning after. Developed
Australian television presenter and podcaster Osher Günsberg, best known as the host of the Australian reality TV franchise The Bachelor, The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, has signed on as an
A new study, led by experts at National Acoustic Laboratories within Macquarie University’s Australian Hearing Hub, has revealed how many Australians think they’re damaging their hearing by using personal listening
CCD researcher Professor Katherine Demuth and her collaborators are working with Indigenous children to understand how hearing impacts language and literacy skills.
Researchers at Macquarie University’s Australian Hearing Hub suggest some ways to improve our daily commutes. Start by turning down the volume.
The first year of school is exhausting so imagine a child with a hearing loss who has to concentrate twice as hard as everyone else. It’s not hard to imagine
Catherine McMahon has been promoted to full Professor. Catherine is an outstanding leader, whose natural flair for strategic thinking in a leadership role is a major reason for
Seminars in Hearing special edition, on leisure noise and hearing, guest edited by Dr. Elizabeth Beach, National Acoustic Laboratories and The HEARing Cooperative Research Centre.
Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) Renwick Centre in affiliation with Macquarie University, offer this postgraduate degree, designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills to meet
The Shepherd Centre held its first Beyond Sound conference and feedback has been wonderful!The inaugural event brought together Shepherd Centre graduates, parents and professionals from the technology, employment and not-for-profit
Now people living in Australia and New Zealand with severe to profound hearing loss can access the Cochlear Nucleus 7 Sound Processor, the world’s first Made for iPhone cochlear implant
