What ISU researchers are learning about hearing loss, cutting-edge technology and how our brains learn to hear again

from ISU Research, Innovation, and Creativity Insights · host Martin Blair

ISU researchers are discovering how the human brain adapts to hearing technologies such as hearing aids and cochlear implants. ISU professor Curtis Billings and doctoral student Garrett Anderson describe how advanced hearing technology works and how hearing impacts our day-to-day activities. Join us to learn more about the audiology (hearing) clinics and services on ISU campuses in Pocatello, Meridian, and Salmon, Idaho.

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