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On Tuesday 4 June 2019, Macquarie University Hearing, Department of Computing and the Australian Hearing Hub held a ‘Big Hearing Data Workshop’. The workshop was attended by 30 experts from the Department of Computing, Faculty of Human Sciences and representatives from many of the Australian

On Friday 10 May, Macquarie University and the Australian Hearing Hub hosted Professor Frank Lin, Director of the Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health and a Professor of Otolaryngology, Medicine, Mental Health, and Epidemiology at Johns Hopkins. The two seminars bought together nearly 200

  Macquarie University are proud to award Professor Jim Patrick AO an Honorary Doctorate for his service to the field of hearing and cochlear implants. He is recognised as a world authority on cochlear implants and is one of the original engineers who pioneered the

New research reveals the truth behind ‘selective hearing’ Do you think your partner has ‘selective hearing’? Sometimes we might feel like our partner is choosing not to listen, but the reality is, in many cases, they just can’t hear you. New research by Australian Hearing

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 symposium. The event opened with the 2019 Libby Harricks Memorial Oration by Professor Andrew Smith

“Hearing impairment can affect anyone at any age. If you have concerns about your hearing, if other people tell you can’t hear them, get tested. It’s not going to improve on its own – and it’s likely to get worse.”