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Why Can't We Hear Our Own Snoring?
You only ever hear about your snoring from other people. The sleeping brain does not switch sound off — it filters it, ignoring the familiar and flagging the unfamiliar.
Industry developments, scientific reviews, announcements and guides — content on audiology and hearing health under one roof.
Japan's Honda Prize this year went to Graeme Clark in Melbourne and Ingeborg Hochmair in Innsbruck. One stands at the origin of Cochlear, the other of MED-EL.
You only ever hear about your snoring from other people. The sleeping brain does not switch sound off — it filters it, ignoring the familiar and flagging the unfamiliar.
Inner-ear gene therapy, AI entering prescription, hearing and cognition, global access and the exhibition floor: impressions from the world congress in Istanbul.
Ayşenur Küçük Ceyhan, faculty member at the Department of Audiology, University of Health Sciences, has been awarded the title of Associate Professor in the July 2026 review period.
The third installment of the İşitmeAtölyesi interview series; we spoke with Okan Öz about a career from Turkey to Belgium, the clinical audiology practice of the two countries and cochlear implant research.
Samsung has announced FDA clearance for a self-fitting, over-the-counter (OTC) “Hearing Aid” feature on the Galaxy Buds3 Pro and Buds4 Pro.
The ATA has dedicated the largest research budget in its 55-year history — over $655,000 — to five tinnitus projects.
We spoke with audiologist Sema Satıcı about the effects of noise on hearing and quality of life, hidden hearing loss and safe listening.
Audiologist Ahsen Kartal Özcan earned the title of 'Doctor' by defending her thesis on memory, listening effort and multisensory integration in cochlear implant users.
Project IMBAS — set to bring fresh momentum to academic work in Türkiye in hearing sciences and architectural acoustics — has been launched together with the new Acoustics Laboratory established at the TOBB ETÜ Technology Center.
The tests say 'normal' — but what about real life? We examine why extended high-frequency (EHF) hearing assessments are necessary.
The first installment of the İşitmeAtölyesi interview series focuses on the work of researcher Öğütnaz Çoban, who blends audiology with music and psychoacoustics.
Researchers from the University of Würzburg examined, in a new study, how auditory processing is affected during walking.
Audiologist Yeter Saçlı graduated from the Marmara University Doctoral Program in Audiology and Speech Disorders.
Audiologist Sema Satıcı graduated from the Marmara University Doctoral Program in Audiology and Speech Disorders.
The feasibility of an AI-supported clinical decision support system capable of detecting nystagmus remotely, in real time and at low cost is examined.
Audiologist Niyazi Arslan graduated from the Arizona State University Doctoral Program in Speech and Hearing Science.
Vitamin B12 deficiency is associated with hearing loss through cochlear nerve myelination and vascular-metabolic impairment.
The mechanisms underlying the link between age-related hearing loss and Alzheimer's risk are being investigated.
We have learned with great sadness of the passing of Prof. Dr. Jack Katz, one of the pioneering figures of audiology, a mentor and inspiration to countless specialists.
Audiologist Betül İçöz graduated from the Hacettepe University Master's Program in Audiology.
Hearing is a critical sense for children to explore the world and develop. Yet some children are born with hearing loss due to genetic factors; gene therapy offers hope.
Age is one of the key factors affecting the auditory system; in particular, the ability to understand speech in noise changes with aging.
VisualEyes™, one of the most widely used video nystagmography (VNG) systems in vestibular system assessment, brings innovations to clinical testing with its new version.
Diabetes is known to affect the eyes, kidneys and heart; however, its impact on the auditory system is often overlooked.
Noise-induced hearing loss may weaken the brain's auditory-stimulus-based decision-making processes. A new study examines this relationship.
The National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) has announced NAL-NL3, the new version of the prescription formula long used worldwide.
The 36th World Congress of Audiology took place this year in Paris on 19–22 September. Experts from all over the world came together.
Light-stimulation-based optical cochlear implants promise far more precise frequency resolution compared to conventional electrical stimulation.
Medeniyet Audiology Days, held for the third time by the Audiology Department of İstanbul Medeniyet University, took place on 31 May 2024.
Envoy Medical, which focuses on innovative technologies across the hearing loss spectrum, is developing a new, fully implanted cochlear implant system.
We took part in the online Marmara Audiology Days 2023, presenting talks in 2 panels and 2 oral papers.