Life with new rhythm thanks to a hearing implant
A keen lover of music, businessman and drummer Matthew Durdin is catching up on the tunes he’s missed since his hearing significantly deteriorated several years ago. A new cochlear implant…
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Research the core of ear health
Hearing loss is one of the most prevalent disabilities in the world. According to the World Health Organization, there are 360 million people globally with disabling hearing loss. Some 32…
Ear Science Welcomes ACCC Report into Hearing Aid Sales and Issues of Concern
Following the release of an ACCC report into the hearing industry referencing issues of concern relating to the sale of hearing aids Western Australia’s prestigious not-for-profit Ear Science Institute Australia…
Ear Science Researcher Wins Dr Harry Blackmore Award
Congratulations to Ear Science Researcher Dr Robert Eikelboom for winning the 2017 Dr Harry Blackmore Award. Dr Eikebloom was given the award in recognition of his significant contribution to improving…
International research collaborator welcomed to Perth
What if your hearing aid amplified their voice, but not the TV behind them – and it was all done automatically by your hearing aid tuning in to your brain…
Key grant awarded to innovative implant
All science begins with a question; how can we do this better? How can we fix this? How can we cure that? This is no more apparent than with the…
How Loud is Too Loud?
Dangerous Decibels is a two-day workshop run by international hearing experts from New Zealand, the US and Malaysia. Thanks to a grant from Lotterywest, Ear Science hosted experts at our…
Lions Hearing Clinics on the hunt for unwanted hearing aids
Hearing aids, despite their miniature sizing, are a technological masterpiece. With the use of the latest technological advances, these devices can deliver sound to people who have been lacking clarity…
Looking ahead to clear waters
Our Gift of Hearing Appeal swim team is continuing to train hard for the upcoming swim from Cottesloe to Rottnest. We caught up with the team on the weekend to…
Access to Better Ear Care In WA’s Remote Communities Wins Award
Ear Science Institute Australia’s researcher Chris Brennan-Jones has won the Premier’s Exxonmobil Student Scientist of the Year Award for his work to improve access to critical ear health assessments in…
