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03.03.2023
Optical cochlear implants promise to improve the restoration of hearing in hearing loss and deafness. A Göttingen team of hearing researchers around Antoine Huet have now defined for the first time the biologically plausible range of stimulation parameters for the use of the optical cochlea implant in humans. Published in Brain Stimulation.
23.02.2023
Auditory neuroscientist of the University Medical Center Göttingen receives additional funding by the European Research Council. His project “OptoWave” concentrates on optimizing the optical cochlear implant for the application in hearing impaired people.
02.01.2023
With beginning of the new year, neuroscientist Dr. Thomas Frank took up a MBExC Junior Research Group for Zebrafish Neurobiology. Together with his team, he aims on understanding how the […]
23.12.2022
On December 13, Stefan Hell was ceremoniously handed over the "Werner-von-Siemens-Ring" 2022 by the "Werner von Siemens Ring Foundation"
23.12.2022
On December 13, Stefan Hell was ceremoniously handed over the "Werner-von-Siemens-Ring" 2022 by the "Werner von Siemens Ring Foundation"
05.10.2022
Prof. Dr. Peter Rehling, cell biochemist at the University Medical Center Göttingen receives for the second time an Advanced Grant of the European Research Council (ERC) to study gene expression in mitochondria.
