The Ear Foundation organises a Virtual Conference starting on 3 May. Once you have signed up you have until 3 September to watch high quality presentations in your own time and as many times as you like!
Translational Research Initiative for Hearing (TRIH) Grant aims to help strengthen the translation of fundamental research towards patient benefit
Being a musician is a huge risk factor in relation to hearing loss. More than 40% of musicians in the United Kingdom experience problems with their hearing and 75% also experience tinnitus, a survey finds (Via: www.hear-it.org)
The Campus is highly multidisciplinary with research areas ranging from molecules to populations: RNA biology, gene regulation and epigenetics; Biochemistry, structural and cell biology; Stem cells and developmental biology; Molecular medicine; Neurosciences; Plant biology; Bioengineering and computational biology; and Evolutionary and population biology
The 10th Molecular Biology of Hearing and Deafness conference will highlight and discuss recent discoveries in the field: new genes involved in deafness and new pathways that underlie the development, function, repair and regeneration of the auditory system
People with tinnitus who are less bothered by their symptoms use different brain regions when processing emotional information (Via: www.hear-it.org)
[SPANISH] El 22 de abril madrimasd celebra una jornada informativa sobre la próxima convocatoria de las Acciones Individuales del Programa MSCA de Horizonte 2020, donde se presentarán las novedades del programa para 2016 y los resultados de la última convocatoria