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Donate the gift of hearing to babies like Charlie

Speed up research into a new hearing test that gives children the best chance to hear and learn to speak.
Bionics Institute PhD student wins national prize for science communication

Bionics Institute PhD student Elise Ajay has won a national science communication competition with a video pitch on her research into improving the cochlear implant.
Research Fellow (Pre-clinical Hearing)

Bionics Institute vacant position Postdoctoral Research Fellow Pre-clinical Hearing
Medical device data boost gives hope to people with epilepsy

A new collaboration between Seer Medical and Epiminder means a medical device developed at the Bionics Institute that monitors brain activity in people with epilepsy, may soon be able to predict seizures.

Tinnitus

We are working to validate an objective measure of tinnitus.
New hope for tinnitus sufferers

19 November 2020
Bionics Institute PhD student wins national prize for science communication

Bionics Institute PhD student Elise Ajay has won a national science communication competition with a video pitch on her research into improving the cochlear implant.
Our history

The Bionics Institute was founded by one of Australia’s greatest and inspirational scientists, Professor Graeme Clark AC. In 1986, Professor Clark founded the Bionic Ear Institute to ensure cochlear implant and hearing research continued in an independent and multi-disciplinary environment.
Bionic eye

Improving the next generation bionic eye.
A world-first device to treat inflammatory bowel disease

9 May 2019
Vacant positions

This is a list of vacant positions at the Bionics Institute.
What is electric medicine?

16 April 2020
Restoring sight: Australia’s bionic eye

19 November 2018
Seeking people with tinnitus for research

Do you or someone you know experience chronic tinnitus? The Bionics Institute is seeking people over 18 with chronic tinnitus to take part in a research study to develop an objective measure of tinnitus.