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Celebrating Telethon: Support for Hearing Research and Hope

20 October 2025

This past weekend, we were proud to stand alongside the Western Australian community at RAC Arena for Telethon 2025, with Harley, the Healthy Hearing Kid. Ear Science Institute Australia is…

Researchers taking part in the otoscopy training session to understand how ear and hearing disorders are diagnosed and monitored.

News, Research, Treatment

Researchers Get an Inside Look with Otoscopy Training Session

22 September 2025

Researchers at Ear Science Institute Australia recently had the opportunity to take part in an Otoscopy Training Session, run by Lions Hearing Clinic audiologists Sophie Cooper and Caroline Fanning, North…

Research, Treatment

Searching for a cure for hearing loss

25 February 2018

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…

News, Research

Silk provides cure for painful burst eardrums to help millions worldwide

25 February 2018

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…

Community, News, Treatment

Lize’s Story

25 February 2018

At the Ear Science Institute Australia, our audiologists know first-hand the life changing effects of hearing loss as shown in the inspiring story of Lize Coetzee. Lize was just 3 years old…

Community

A Big Donation for Auditory Processing Disorder

25 January 2018

The Lions Hearing Foundation donated nearly $60,000 in 2018 to fund Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) devices for children. Through our close relationship with Lions Hearing Foundation, our team were able…

Research

Finding a Cure for Usher Syndrome

25 January 2018

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…

Community

Supporting the World Health Organization

25 January 2018

Ear Science Institute Australia is an active supporter and contributor to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) plight to improve global hearing health and awareness. We are active in meetings, including…

News, Research

Ear Science Celebrates Research Week at QEII Medical Centre

16 October 2017

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…

News, Research

Ear Science Researcher presents at TEDxUWA

25 September 2017

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…

News, Treatment

World-Class Research and Clinical facility following our Break the Silence campaign

21 June 2017

As Perth businessman George Jones AM settles the final payment for WA’s newest $20 million hearing health facility in Subiaco, the state has actively demonstrated its overriding effort to lead the…

News, Treatment

ClearDrum® advances: better materials, national media attention and newly patented tech

1 June 2017

Together with the team at Deakin University Fibre Hub, Associate Professor Rodney Dilley has had a paper accepted for publication on a new silk bio-ink for an improved ClearDrum® implant.…

News, Patient Story, Treatment

Life with new rhythm thanks to a hearing implant

27 May 2017

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…

Community, Treatment

Making waves with music

2 May 2017

“Don’t tell me we can’t change the world, if we all take one step that’s a giant leap for one little girl, but I can’t do this on my own…

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