Searching for a cure for hearing loss
When you meet someone with Usher Syndrome the thing that strikes you most is their outlook on life and positive attitude. A genetic condition, affects a person’s balance, vision and…
Research
Ear Science Researcher Ting represents postgrad students at UWA
Research student Huan Ting Ong has recently been elected to a position with the UWA Postgraduate Student Association. As a Research Representative for the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences,…
Silk provides cure for painful burst eardrums to help millions worldwide
Chronic Middle Ear Disease and the ensuing perforated eardrums impact millions around the world, reducing hearing and causing complications, including infections, which take the lives of nearly 30,000 people every…
Finding a Cure for Usher Syndrome
With the sad passing of Stan Perron AM, the well-known WA philanthropist with a passion for research, Ear Science recognises the support his foundation has generously provided. Most recently, towards…
Ear Science Celebrates Research Week at QEII Medical Centre
As a leading publisher of hearing research, Ear Science Institute Australia was proud to support Research Week which ran from the 16th to the 20th of October 2017 and was hosted…
Ear Science Researcher presents at TEDxUWA
In early September Ear Science Researcher Dr Hsern Ern Tan presented his research at TEDxUWA Salon. His studies have determined that chronic eardrum perforations may significantly and negatively affect a…
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 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…
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…
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…
