Our research aims to find innovations that can lead to improvements in daily living for people who have hearing-related problems.
For over 45 years Nottingham researchers have studied how the auditory system works, how and why it can go wrong, and what we can do to help those with problems by technology or treatment strategies. Some of our current projects can be found under the headings below.
The brain circuity of hearing, how auditory perceptions arise, and how people listen in everyday situations
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Core-outcome scales, development of hearing-test materials and methods, objective measures, and ecological momentary assessments
Listening by individuals with hearing-related problems with or without hearing devices or cochlear implants, deep phenotyping, and determination of patients’ priorities
Telecare, hearing-device fitting methods and potential treatments for tinnitus
Mental Health & Clinical Neuroscience School of Medicine University of Nottingham Medical School, QMC Nottingham, NG7 2UH
telephone (Ropewalk House only): +44 (0) 115 82 32600 email: hearing-research@nottingham.ac.uk