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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2026 · 38 MIN

The Symphony of Sound and Balance

from Cellular and Molecular Biology for Research · host Ahmadreza Gharaeian

In this episode, we dive into the twin marvels of the auditory and vestibular systems — the senses that let us hear the world and stay upright in it. From the crash of a wave to the whisper of a friend, your brain turns invisible vibrations into vivid perception. Meanwhile, your inner ear quietly works overtime, keeping you balanced and your vision steady even as your head moves.We’ll break down how sound waves and head motion are transformed into neural code, how your brainstem and thalamus orchestrate this sensory duet, and why hearing and equilibrium—though seemingly worlds apart—share deep evolutionary roots.

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