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Hearing impairment - PhD project. Read more
Hearing Impairment - PhD Project Read more
Neurological Conditions - PhD project. Read more
Electric medicine - PhD project. Read more
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Isaac was diagnosed with auditory neuropathy when he was first born. Read how the Bionics Institute's Infant Hearing research team can assist children like Isaac. Read more
Cynthia's son Sam was one of the youngest children in Victoria to receive a cochlear implant. Cynthia found a way to give back to the Bionics Institute. Read more
Suzanne was a recipient of a cochlear implant over ten years ago, and it had such a positive impact on her life, she wanted to give back to the Bionics Institute. Read more
We are researching a treatment for drug resistant rheumatoid arthritis. Read more
Cathryn in one of the first recipients of the Epi-Minder implant in a first-in-human trial. The ultimate goal is for the implant to become a clinical device to help identify far more accurate treatment methods for people with epilepsy. Read more
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Cynthia McLarty is running 50kms to help raise funds for the Bionics Institute research into infant hearing impairment. Read more
Tim was diagnosed with Crohn's disease at 13, and shares with us his story of living with this condition. Tim chooses to live the best life possible and he is excited about what the future may hold in regards to the research into Crohn’s disease. Read more
Alicia's PhD project aims to investigate how a technology based on light can be used to assess listening effort. The goal is to explore how this technology can contribute to an improved quality of life for people wearing hearing devices. Read more
In his doctoral research, Steven is exploring the development of speech discrimination in normal-hearing infants using a novel technology known as near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS). Read more
Yutian's doctoral research is focussed on protecting hearing using nanoengineered drug delivery systems. Read more
Fundamental to our progress, collaboration is key to the ongoing development of innovative technologies at the Institute. We are very proud of our history of partnerships with some of the world’s leading universities, research institutes, hospitals and commercial entities. Read more
Hearing impairment - PhD Project. Read more