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48th HALLPIKE SYMPOSIUM

Frontiers of Research for Audiological Practice

Date: 20th November 2009 13:45h

Venue: Seminar Room, UCL Ear Institute
332 Grays Inn Road London WC1X 8EE
Symposium Chair: Dr Deirdre Lucas
13:45   Registration
14:00-14:35  Connexins and deafness: a research perspective
Mr. John Kelly, PhD student (funded by Deafness Research UK)
14:40-15:15  Chips, screens and genes – what can they tell us about hearing loss?
Dr. Sally Dawson, Lecturer in Genetics
15:15   Presentation of the Hallpike Prize
Followed by tea in the Atrium
15:40-16:15   Designing clinical tests of audition: insight from psychophysics and EEG
Dr. Ifat Yasin, Lecturer in Audiology and Neuroscience
16:20-16:55   New frontiers in tinnitus research
Prof David McAlpine, Director of the Ear Institute and Professor of  Auditory Neuroscience
17:00   Close
CPD points applied for
Symposium Fee £20    Payable on registration on the day
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20. February 2009 13:30h

Postgraduate Centre, Sheffield Childrens' Hospital

 

- Sensory Implants -
for hearing, balance and vision

Hallpike Hon. Secretary: Dr Sebastian Hendricks

Host: Dr Jaika Witana

Agenda

13:45

Welcome

13:50

Dr Timothy Constandinou Bionics Research Officer,
Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Imperial College, London

14:50

Implants for vision: What we will be able to see

Dr Konstantin Nikolic, Corrigan Research Fellow,
Institute of Biomedical Engineering Imperial College, London

16:00

Optical stimulation of the auditory nerve, a novel way for hearing

Prof. Claus-Peter Richter – Ass. Professor Otolaryngology, Director of Resident Research;
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, USA

16:45

Joint discussion

17:00

Close

CPD points applied for (RCP code 46737)

Places are limited. We advise on pre-registration

(Name , address, contact details required), please email hallpike@baap.org.uk

Symposium fee £25 (discount for BAAP members)

 

 



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