Welcome Professor Anne Schilder
June 19, 2017
We are very pleased to welcome Professor Anne Schilder from UCL who joins the Macquarie University community as an Honorary Professor. Anne is an ENT surgeon and a trialist. She
Economic clusters: how they work and what they’re good for on The Money
June 5, 2017
Listen to Professor David McAlpine talking to Richard Aedy on Radio National
The Age: New study demonstrates link between music and statistical learning
May 18, 2017
Dr Pragati Mandikal-Vasuki talks to The Age about her study on the effect of learning music in childhood on auditory and visual skills.
Aged Care Insite: Facts about hearing aids
May 8, 2017
Associate Professor Catherine McMahon talks to ‘aged care insite’ about the importance of hearing aids industry staying in the healthcare arena
Alma’s bravery shows it’s never too late to improve hearing
April 27, 2017
Alma Hodge, Australian Hearing Clinic, at age 82 (she’s now 89) underwent surgery to receive a cochlear implant.
Encouraging self-expression through art
April 20, 2017
People with aphasia are learning new ways of self-expression through visual art, thanks to the support of the Macquarie University Speech and Hearing Clinic. In 2016, the clinic’s first Aphasia
Life-changing cochlear implants for more Territorians
March 30, 2017
Northern Territory Health Minister, Natasha Fyles, visited the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) to witness the moment when seven-month-old Charlie heard sound for the very first time,
THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUND
March 23, 2017
Advance, an Australian Global Networking organisation are proud to partner with Cochlear as an Awards Mentoring Partner.
Relationship between Indigenous Children’s Hearing and Phonological Awareness
March 16, 2017
On 8 March 2017 a Workshop was held at Macquarie University on the ‘Relationship between Indigenous Children’s Hearing and Phonological Awareness in Remote Communities in the Northern Territory’. Many of the
Association for Research in Otolaryngology (ARO)
March 16, 2017
The Association for Research in Otolarynogolgy (ARO) held its 40th Annual MidWinter Meeting in Baltimore on 11-15 February 2017. The MidWinter Meeting is the primary meeting of the Association and
Associate Professor Catherine Birman wins NSW Premier’s Award for Woman of the Year
March 8, 2017
Renowned surgeon, Associate Professor Catherine Birman, has won the 2017 New South Wales Premier’s Award for Woman of the Year. A/Prof Birman was awarded the 2017 title at a
World Hearing Day: Early intervention drives lifelong success for deaf children
March 2, 2017
Results of Australian-first study revealed by The Shepherd Centre on World Hearing Day Concern over future funding for crucial programs The results of an Australian-first study into the education, employment and
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Macquarie University and Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children sign long-term partnership agreement
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Going global with HearHub
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Hearing Australia delivering on commitments to improve the hearing health of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
