A new study shows that zinc signaling within the brain shapes plasticity and sound processing after noise trauma, identifying synaptic zinc as a promising target for improving recovery from cochlear damage and mitigating tinnitus and hyperacusis. https://t.co/rs3ijFRKBC
Honored and humbled to receive the highly competitive and prestigious HHF ERG award for the fourth time, $200,000 in total.
@HearingHealthFn Continued support will enable us to develop novel treatment options for hearing deficits!
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Noise-induced hearing loss causes distinct forms of synaptic plasticity in auditory cortical neurons. These mechanisms may support partial recovery after noise trauma and represent potential targets for treating auditory disorders such as tinnitus. https://t.co/0EXvyGtuqj
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#MarchMadness is here! The noise at basketball games can exceed the safe limit. If you’re cheering on your team at the big game, be sure to bring hearing protection. Learn more: https://t.co/blzFFPtjCw @MarchMadnessMBB@MarchMadnessWBB
Deadline for abstract submissions is fast approaching!
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Honored and humbled to receive the HHF ERG for the third time!
This grant will provide us the support in identifying the brain mechanisms underlying the development of hypersensitivity to sounds after noise trauma.
Congrats to our new cohort of 2025 Emerging Research Grants scientists, both first year (shown) and second year renewals!! https://t.co/CZM3DzJkMD Huge TY to our funder @HyperacusisCure#funding#research#science#hearing#health The next CfA opens Oct 28, stay tuned!
I am happy to announce that the Department of Otolaryngology and the Pittsburgh Hearing Research Center (PHRC) invite applications for an Assistant/Associate/Professor full-time, tenure-stream position in hearing research: https://t.co/YPHyrlTayi
The Auerbach Lab is examining how different genes associated with autism spectrum disorders may similarly impact our brain’s neurons, resulting in heightened sensitivity to sounds.
Their work is supported by a $2 million R01 grant from the @NIH▶️https://t.co/V35LsMmECx
Preclinical research from @PittTweet finds a molecular mechanism for noise-induced hearing loss and shows that it can be mitigated with medication. https://t.co/Xtuq4A2DlL #NIDCDgrantee
Grande Brandon Bizup ! Excellent and fun collaboration with Amantha Thathiah and Chris Cunningham, excellent help by Sofie Brutsaert. ThinC ZinC ! Can you hear me now? https://t.co/zVpyNLMv1a
Sound contrast-dependent changes in Pupil Diameter require cortical zinc signaling!
Early Released @JNeurosci
Proud to be part of this Arousing study, lead by brilliant @TrumanPacody and @AcousticThanos
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