The Tinnitus Research Initiative Foundation awarded a prize for the poster most likely to influence current practice.
Congratulations to Jorge Simoes from Regensburg University and his poster "Bayesian Inference for Treatment Outcomes in Tinnitus".
The second award for the poster most likely to increase the understanding of tinnitus mechanisms went to Anusha Mohan from University of Texas at Dallas for her poster "Distress-dependent temporal binding of regions encoding disorder-specific and disorder-general behaviour manifestations of phantom percepts".
We thank the jury consisting of Ana Belén Elgoyhen (AR), David Stockdale (UK) and Raj Shekhawat (NZ) for their time and scientific expertise to choose the best two posters!
New Submission Deadline - September 1st 2018!
Trends in Hearing is opening a special collection on tinnitus research that will include contributions of the 11th TRI/TINNET Conference 2018. Both research papers and reviews are considered for publication. The submission deadline is September 1st 2018. Given the comprehensive presence of tinnitus researchers from around the world at the TRI/TINNET conference, we expect this collection to be a strong representation of the progress in tinnitus research today.
All articles are rigorously peer-reviewed, brought to publication as rapidly as possible, and are freely available online immediately upon publication. Production costs are covered by Article Processing Charges (APC) paid by the author/institution/funder upon acceptance of the manuscript. There is no charge for submitting a paper to Trends in Hearing. Accepted manuscripts for this collection will be charged a one-time APC of $750 (discounted from the regular APC of $1000).
To submit, please go to:
http://journals.sagepub.com/page/tia/call-for-papers/tri_tinnet
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
Best regards,
David Baguley, Marlies Knipper, Pim van Dijk
Guest editors
Andrew Oxenham
Editor-in-chief of Trends in Hearing
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Keynote Speakers
Christopher Cederroth
Assistant Professor at Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden
Title: „Nature versus Nurture: Genetic Considerations in the Development of Chronic Tinnitus“
Fatima Husain
Associate Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Sarah Michiels
Senior Research Fellow, Dept. of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy and Dept. of ENT, head and neck surgery and communication disorders, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Title: "Somatosensory Tinnitus : Assessment and Treatment Options."
Hubert H. Lim
Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Minnesota
Title: "Non-invasive and Integrative Neuromodulation Approaches Towards Treating Tinnitus."
Tobias Kleinjung
Head of Outpatients' Department, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Title: "Can cochlear Implants be a Cure for Tinnitus?"
William Sedley
Newcastle-upon-Tyne University, United Kingdom
Title: "Predictions and their Precision in the Causation and Perpetuation of Tinnitus"
Johan Vlaeyen
Head of Health Psychology, University of Leuven, Netherlands
Title: "Not seen and not heard: chronic Pain and Tinnitus"
Sven Vanneste
Associate Professor, School of Behavioural and Brain Science, University of Dallas at Texas, United States
Title: "Pathophysiological Differences in phantom Sound: Subtypes in Tinnitus"
Derek Hoare
Associate Professor in Hearing Sciences, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Title: "Towards equity of tinnitus management across the UK National Health Service".
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