Team Ear-resistibles wrapped up another successful outing at the 2026 Scamper event, engaging with our community, & raised awareness around hearing loss. Being awarded the “Most Creative Team Name” was a nice bonus.
We are so pleased to share our latest work in collaboration with the Decibel/Regeneron team. Congratulations to Tian, Leon, Jun, and Ahmad! Bravo!!
https://t.co/INZvI68R3W
We are excited to share our latest work on the human utricle! Congratulations to our team of scientists and surgeons. It has been a wonderful collaboration.
https://t.co/uoT2TlfPOQ
Congratulations to Patrick Atkinson, Tian Wang, and Sara Billings for their work anniversary in the Cheng lab and Stanford! 10+ years of dedication, innovation and hard work, we are so fortunate to have you on our team!
Congratulations to Ksenia and the rest of the team on getting this across the finish line! Fantastic collaboration with the Kay and Nelson labs. https://t.co/XTcXsASExq
We are delighted to share this latest work on mouse vestibular regeneration. This has been a fun and longstanding collaboration with the Decibel team. Congratulations to Tian Wang, Joe Burns, Noah Druckenbrod and others!
https://t.co/K9pDd7ssMc
She was jointly supported by the Hong Kong University, the Stanford Center for Asian Health Reseach and Education, and the Chi-Li Pao Foundation. We will miss you!
Congratulations to Audrey Ching on completing a successful year in our lab. As a medical student from Hong Kong University, Audrey studied the role of macrophages in noise-induced hearing loss.
Congratulations to Danial Naseem on completing a wonderful research year! As a medical student from Baylor, Danial studied aminoglycoside ototoxicity and was among the first medical student trainees supported by the NIH R25-funded Stanford clinician scientist training program.
Congratulations to Angela Ling and a very large team to bringing this to the (almost) finish line!
Single-cell transcriptomic atlas reveals increased regeneration in diseased human inner ears https://t.co/IplZ84P1Ow @StanfordOHNS@VanderbiltENT@biorxivpreprint@biorxiv_cellbio
Modified technique via retro-auricular approach for transcanal/transotic exposure allows for #TissueExtraction of #Vestibular and #Auditory end organs in a timely manner. https://t.co/RfuvDVotaJ