EatockLab

Signaling in the inner ear 👂

[NIH NIDCD @NIH_NIDCD]

Today is #InternationalNoiseAwarenessDay, sponsored by @CHChearing. Share this bookmark to spread awareness about decibel levels and ways to protect your hearing: https://t.co/aHOZA0tX7u #INAD2023

[Artur Indzhykulian @IndArtur]

I am very pleased to have this work finally published! This is the first of several papers summarizing our collaborative work on development of mini-gene therapy for Usher syndrome type 1F, joining forces with the Corey and Sotomayor laboratories!
https://t.co/t7jkgOCMdg

[EatockLab @EatockLab]

Aravind Govindaraju's paper in PNAS models how non-quantal transmission arises from the unusual morphology and ion channel complements at the vestibular hair cell synapse

[Rice University @RiceUniversity]

A new study uncovers how a unique, fast synapse keeps us from falling. This paves the way for research that could improve treatments for vertigo and balance disorders that affect as many as one in three Americans over the age of 40. https://t.co/2Qg32WNHfG

[Emilia Luca 🇮🇹🇨🇦🇺🇦 @EmiliaLuca_PhD]

.@LabDabdoub is hiring a #ResearchTech

Are you interested in #InnerEar #Regeneration? Our team is expanding, check us out!
https://t.co/Gk1U8eevtv

Please RT.

@UofT @Sunnybrook @uoftmedicine @DevBio_UofT @LMP_UofT @CAN_ACN #HearingLoss #BalanceDisorders

[Rob Raphael @auditory_rob]

Great to catch up with my former MD/PhD student Imran Quraishi, now on the faculty at @YaleMed at #SfN2022 and our collaborator Ruth Anne @EatockLab. Stay tuned for an exciting paper on synaptic transmission in vestibular hair cells Imran initiated. @SfNtweets @Rice_BIOE

[EatockLab @EatockLab]

Hannah Martin at SfN: how Kv channels in vestibular hair cells affect locomotion

[Hearing Health Foundation @HearingHealthFn]

A Simple Piece of #Technology Will Help Millions of Americans << Thoughtful, nuanced piece but these hearing aid photos are from which century?? 🤯🤯🤯 https://t.co/ZAaHeYCNtN via @slate #hearingaids #hearing #health #wellbeing #access #loveyourears #keeplistening

[Tom Franken @tmfrnkn]

Excited to continue my scientific journey at the Washington University in St. Louis! @WUSTLneurosci
Opening this September, our lab will study how brain circuits organize incoming sensory information into meaningful collections of objects and background.
https://t.co/stHpiMkdgx

[Hearing Health Foundation @HearingHealthFn]

"Through vibrations, people can also identify differences in timbre, a quality that shapes the 'color' of sound we hear." << All super cool! From: How the #Brain Allows the #Deaf to Experience #Music https://t.co/dQpTRASJzC via @HearingTracker @DameEvelyn @NautilusMag

[EatockLab @EatockLab]

Restoring Hearing With Beams of Light https://t.co/AL90P8RQfN

[EatockLab @EatockLab]

How neurons really work is being elucidated https://t.co/eUnLztmA8m from @TheEconomist https://t.co/eUnLztmA8m

[EatockLab @EatockLab]

Semicircular canal size constrains vestibular function in miniaturized frogs https://t.co/CS45ZLBqAS

[NIH NIDCD @NIH_NIDCD]

Hearing health care is important for all ages! Check out this video to learn more about hearing loss, prevention, screening, and treatment: https://t.co/oGBoGYxjOu #BHSM

[NIH NIDCD @NIH_NIDCD]

We welcome your feedback on the 2022-2027 NIDCD Strategic Plan’s themes and goals. The input period ends 5/31. https://t.co/YYFw8BWpRI #NIDCDresearch

[NIH NIDCD @NIH_NIDCD]

Today is day 1 of the NDCD Advisory Council meeting. Tune in to the open session at approx 1pm EST: https://t.co/GqwlJ3uQNH

[NIH NIDCD @NIH_NIDCD]

Hear about changes to @NIH data management and sharing policies at approx 3pm.

[Rob Raphael @auditory_rob]

Was disappointed that @AROMWM is virtual this year but happy that my grad student @acgsci nailed his talk on the mechanism of non-quantal transmission in vestibular hair cells. Great collaboration with @EatockLab. Nutshell: Extracellular electric potentials matter!

[Chris Pastras @ChrisPastrasPhD]

@auditory_rob @AROMWM @acgsci @EatockLab This is fantastic work!

[Dabdoub Lab @LabDabdoub]

PhD student Matsya Thulasiram wrote a nice review on the Stria Vascularis and its role in #Hearing and #Disease @LMP_UofT @UofT_OHNS @uoftmedicine @Sunnybrook #InnerEar #Cochlea #Battery

https://t.co/4kEqRBfhTo

[Dabdoub Lab @LabDabdoub]

Apply by May 16 to Biology of the Inner Ear Course. Tuition, room and board provided. Please RT. https://t.co/gJ9N5iglzh