Tinnitus Research Initiative

31/12/2025

23/12/2025

We wish you Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!

18/11/2025

Wir freuen uns sehr, mit euch zu teilen, dass die Tinnitus Research Initiative im September 2026 zu ihrer 20. Konferenz nach Berlin kommt!

Unter dem Motto „Jump the Walls – Discover and Uncover Gaps“ erwartet euch vom 16.–19. September ein hochkarätiges wissenschaftliches Programm. Ausgerichtet wird die Konferenz vom Tinnituszentrum Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin gemeinsam mit der Deutschen Stiftung Tinnitus & Hören Charité.

Die Website ist aufgesetzt, aktuell füllen wir die Details weiter ein. Sie sind eingeladen, einen Blick auf die aktuelle Version zu werfen. Weitere Infos folgen in Kürze — Save the date!

https://www.tinnitus-research-initiative-2026.com/

26/08/2025

Robin Guillard is speaking at the 2025 Tinnitus UK conference!

Robin is a young researcher focused on the interactions between tinnitus and sleep, as well as tinnitus heterogeneity. His journey began as an engineer, which led him to become an entrepreneur passionate about neuroscience.

To further contribute to helping tinnitus patients, Robin co-founded Siopi, a mutual help community designed to enhance efficient support among tinnitus patients while also accelerating research by collecting epidemiological data and providing information on ongoing clinical trials.

Robin will be speaking on 'Tinnitus & Sleep: Why sleep can make tinnitus vary in some tinnitus patients'

Want to hear Robin at the conference, book your spot today (link in comments)

25/07/2025

The Lab for Clinical and Integrative Neuroscience, led by Prof. Sven Vanneste, is looking for a PhD student to work on a new bi-modal stimulation paradigm for treatment of tinnitus. The project is a 3-year fully funded post (covering EU fees and stipend) and will be co-supervised by Dr. Anusha Yasoda-Mohan. They are looking for a student who can join immediately. Interested candidates, please email your CV to Prof. Vanneste at sven.vanneste@tcd.ie

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10/04/2025

Only few places left: Today, April 10, our second EUTINNET webinar "Tinnitus - From research to practice" starts at >> 6 pm CET. Participation is free of charge. The webinar will be held in English. We invite all who are interested in new research findings on hearing health and tinnitus and haven't registered yet to join us.

Dr. Lukas Landegger will give his lecture on "GENE THERAPY FOR HEARING LOSS". He was winner of our Foundation's Research Award 2022 and currently works as Clinical Instructor, Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford/California, USA.

>>> Please register here: https://eutinnet.org/en/

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Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Tinnituszentrum Regensburg
Tinnitus Science
Deutsche Tinnitus-Liga e.V.
Tinnitus Hub
Tinnitus UK Charity
Høreforeningen
France Acouphènes
TINNITUS TIROL
OES-Tinnitus-Liga

09/04/2025

🔬 2025 Bellucci Symposium on Hearing Research! 🔬

The Bellucci Symposium on Hearing Research is taking place on May 23, 2025, at Creighton University. Leading experts will gather to discuss advancements in hearing science, and you are encouraged to join! The hybrid symposium will foster collaboration between researchers and clinicians, driving innovation in the field of tinnitus and auditory health.

By supporting cutting-edge research and the dissemination of knowledge, ATA remains committed to improving treatments and advocating for those affected by tinnitus. We’re excited to connect with experts and continue pushing the conversation forward!

🔗 Learn more: https://www.creighton.edu/medicine/departments/biomedical-sciences/translational-hearing-center/bellucci-symposium

21/03/2025

📢 📆 Mark your calendars for the next TRI Academy Online Seminar episode on April 1st between 4 and 5PM CEST, 3-4PM GMT, 8-9AM PDT, 11-12AM EDT, 12AM-1PM KST 👇👇

Prof. Fatima Husain will answer the question “What can brain networks identified in tinnitus tell us about the lived experience of having tinnitus?”🧠

Dr Audrey Maudoux will discuss the clinical challenge of pediatric tinnitus 🧒

Just click on the Zoom link below to join the session:
https://univ-lille-fr.zoom.us/j/95276235555?pwd=uLQJUSh4alAcp1bx2Bv00Vqp1eRiQV.1

08/02/2025

This week marks the 2025👂⏰ Let's join forces, raise awareness of tinnitus and work together on tinnitus education.

Did you hear from the publication “Aberrant Auditory Prediction Patterns Robustly Characterize Tinnitus” (https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.99757.4)?

Reisinger et al. analysed data from two independent magnetoencephalography studies, where participants passively listened to sequences of pure tones with varying levels of regularity (i.e. predictability) ranging from random to ordered.

Here is what they found: Despite some changes in the details of the paradigm, both studies equivalently reveal a group difference in neural representation, based on multivariate pattern analysis, of upcoming stimuli before their onset.

What they concluded: These data strongly suggest that individuals with tinnitus engage anticipatory auditory predictions differently to controls. While the observation of different predictive processes is robust and replicable, the precise neurocognitive mechanism underlying it calls for further, ideally longitudinal, studies to establish its role as a potential contributor to, and/or consequence of, tinnitus.