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Grantee News

Using computer graphics to visualize the invisible
Ohio State University and Battelle Center for Mathematical Medicine, Nationwide Children's Hospital (08/10/2017)
MPFI researchers make significant advance in understanding calcium channel control of neurotransmitter release
Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (08/08/2017)
A taste cell encyclopedia: Single cell RNA-seq will provide key insight on how different types of taste cells function
Monell Center (08/08/2017)
Cognitive hearing aid filters out the noise
Columbia University (08/04/2017)
Modularity metric summarizes network fragmentation to explain aphasia recovery differences
Medical University of South Caroline via Medical Xpress (08/03/2017)
Close or far, how smell tells us it’s popcorn
Yale University (07/19/2017)
Deaf health communication: Seek, share and connect (video)
Deaf Health Communication and Quality of Life Center, Gallaudet University (07/06/2017)
Personal sound amplification products vs a conventional hearing aid for speech understanding in noise
Johns Hopkins University and Towson University via JAMA (07/04/2017)
New research identifies key mechanism behind some deafness
University of Maryland School of Medicine via EurekAlert! (06/29/2017)
Mount Sinai researcher identifies best practices for hearing preservation in cochlear implant patients
Mount Sinai Hospital (06/26/2017)
Bitter or sweet? How taste cells decide what they want to be
Monell Center (06/21/2017)
Bilingual children are better at recognizing voices
New York University (06/12/2017)
Socioeconomic background linked to reading improvement: Dyslexic children from lower-income families benefit more from summer reading intervention
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (06/11/2017)
Flawed fish jaws shed light on hearing loss in humans
University of Southern California (06/09/2017)
Sargent research finds neurological issues may drive common voice disorders: Abnormal voice patterns thought to be created by emotional stress may instead be due to breakdowns in speech motor control
Boston University College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College (06/07/2017)