New results! Paper 4 in our series on temporary threshold shifts brings neuronal adaptation into the picture, to compliment the perceptual deficits we discovered in Papers 2-3. Those swollen synapses sure seem like a problem. Led by the unstoppable Dr. Amy Conner.

New results! Paper 4 in our series on temporary threshold shifts brings neuronal adaptation into the picture, to compliment the perceptual deficits we discovered in Papers 2-3. Those swollen synapses sure seem like a problem. Led by the unstoppable Dr. Amy Conner!

The saga continues with Paper 3: contrasting effects of noise on temporal integration in the inferior colliculus and the cochlear nucleus during active listening, and behavioral deficits after noise exposure that may be a form of “hidden” hearing loss biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…

Paper 2! Noise exposure can cause long term impairment of spatial hearing without cochlear hair cell or synapse loss. biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…

Our latest paper “An assessment of ambient noise and other environmental variables in a nonhuman primate housing facility” is on the cover of Lab Animal. This work was led by a particularly industrious undergrad, Alex McCleod, check it out here: rdcu.be/cSvmz (1/2)

Today Dr. Jane Mondul, AuD became Dr. Jane Mondul, Aud, PhD! Jane is the first PhD student to graduate from our lab, and has set the bar exceptionally high. We will miss her deeply, but know she has only just begun to do great things. Be on the lookout for her next few moves!