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 sound processor and the smallest and lightest behind-the-ear cochlear implant sound processor available on the
Welcome Dr Brent Edwards, Director, NAL
National Acoustic Laboratories recently welcomed their new Director, Dr Brent Edwards. Brent has a distinguished international reputation in the hearing industry, having spent 22 years in Silicon Valley heading research and innovation development at major hearing aid companies and hearing device startups. He has made
How to improve hearing with music therapy
Music has the power to motivate, move and inspire. From Mozart’s graceful melodies to Bob Marley’s breezy reggae beats, its emotive qualities enhance our health and wellbeing. But can music heal mental and physical suffering or help people with hearing loss listen better?
ARC Discovery Project – Listen and learn
Professor David McAlpine, has been awarded funding for an ARC Discovery Project “Listen and learn – statistical learning and the adapting auditory brain” Project Team: Dr Nicholas Badcock; Dr Paul Sowman; Dr Maria Chait; Associate Professor Juanita Todd; Dr Jessica Monaghan; Dr Jaime Undurraga; Dr
Welcome Associate Professor Adrian KC Lee
We are very pleased to welcome Associate Professor Adrian KC Lee from the University of Washington, who joins the Macquarie University community as an Honorary Associate Professor. Adrian KC Lee is an Associate Professor in the Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences and at the
ARC Laureate Workshop: Creating a Sense of Auditory Space
In late October, Macquarie University’s Director of Hearing Research, Professor David McAlpine, hosted an ARC Laureate Workshop titled Creating a Sense of Auditory Space at the Australian Hearing Hub. The two day event brought together global leaders in binaural hearing – the ability to detect small differences and timing of sounds
Cochlear Chair announced at Macquarie University
Macquarie University and Cochlear have today announced the establishment of the co-funded Cochlear Chair in Hearing and Healthy Ageing at Macquarie University, a role that will strengthen and formalise the strategic collaboration between the organisations. Cochlear is the global leader in implantable hearing solutions and
3D Print Facility additive manufacturing
Macquarie University’s flagship 3D Print Facility boasts the capability to manufacture custom designed components for researchers & industry.
Independent review of filtered earplugs to help you find out WHAT PLUG is right for you
HEARsmart have teamed up with Choice to review over 20 different filtered earplugs to help you make a more informed decision.
Bee HEARsmart
Bee HEARsmart find out more about tinnitus, how you can reduce your risk and manage your symptoms.
Listening Safe project: a WHO initiative
The World Health Organisation recently published “Hearing loss due to recreational exposure to loud sounds – A review”, produced to support their ‘Make Listening Safe’ initiative. This initiative is in response to concerns over young people listening to personal audio devices at high volume
Aussie start-up using game-based technology to spot child hearing loss – a hidden Aussie health
Sound Scouts is a hearing screening method capable of detecting hearing problems in children using an interactive game-based app New screening approach needed to halt the scourge: Sound Scouts tests for hearing loss and central auditory processing disorder in children aged between four and 12 years old.