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62 results for "SHBT"

62 results for "SHBT"

Rachel Romeo (SHBT)

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An Articulate Exploration Rachel Romeo has been fascinated by the brain ever since she can remember. “It’s the essence of who we are as humans,” she says. “Its plasticity throughout the lifespan is what permits us to learn and change.” Growing up in...

The Sounds of Science

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2022 SHBT Alumna Malinda McPherson brings a musician’s mind to the study of hearing It was music that led Malinda McPherson to science. A violist now for over two decades, McPherson started her college career thinking she would pursue a double bachelor’s...

Wei Hsi "Ariel" Yeh (SHBT)

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In a first, researchers use base editing to correct recessive genetic deafness and restore partial hearing. When Wei Hsi “Ariel” Yeh was an undergraduate, one of her close friends went from normal hearing to complete deafness in one month. He was 29 years...

Franceny Johnson

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Hybrid Schedule

On Campus: Tuesday and Wednesday

Remote: Monday, Thursday, and Friday

David Jung

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Dr. Jung's current research focuses on the development of novel methods for cochlear drug delivery and understanding mechanisms of noise- and age-related hearing loss.

Daryush Mehta

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Daryush Mehta is Director of the Voice Science and Technology Laboratory at the Massachusetts General Hospital Voice Center. Daryush is Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, Affiliated Faculty and Director of Student Affairs in the Speech and...

Heidi Nakajima, MD, PhD

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Dr. Heidi Nakajima’s primary research interests include human auditory mechanics, middle ear prostheses, acoustical stimulation of the cochlea, and the development of diagnostics and treatments for middle and inner ear disease. Her research addresses...

Sunil Puria

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Directing the OtoBiomechanics group in the Eaton-Peabody Laboratories, Dr. Sunil Puria studies fundamental and applied cochlear and middle ear mechanics. His efforts to provide an understanding of auditory mechanisms with mathematical models rooted in...

Sofia Vallila Rohter

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Dr. Vallila Rohter studies learning in individuals with aphasia, with the hypothesis that predicting whether a patient will improve following therapy instruction depends upon their language ability and their learning ability.  In collaboration with...

Elliott Kozin

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Neural mechanisms underlying the auditory phenotype of mild traumatic brain injury.