Program of Joint meeting of 9th Annual meeting of the Society for
Bioacoustics and 18th meeting of Inner ear distortion research group ofJapan Audiological Society
第９回生物音響学会年次研究発表会・第１８回日本聴覚医学会内耳ひずみ研究
会合同発表会プログラム
Venue: International University of Health and Welfare Odawara Campus Room502/503
会場 国際医療福祉大学小田原保健医療学部キャンパス５０２・５０３号教室
Guidance of program ご案内
Day１is joint program of the Society for Bioacoustics and18thmeeting of Inner ear
distortion research group of Japan Audiological Society. Anyone who pre-applicated toGoogle Forms below can view all program on Day 1. All programs are presented inJapanese with English slides.
１日目は生物音響学会・日本聴覚医学会内耳ひずみ研究会の合同プログラムとして、スライドのみ英語で発表は日本語で行われます。１日目のすべてのプログ
ラムは下記の Google Forms より事前申し込みをすることで会員に限らずどなたでもオンラインで視聴ができます。１日目は英語スライドを用いて日本語で発表が行われます。
Google Forms for pre-application (オンライン視聴申し込み用 Google Forms のリンク）
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdjNRa3b9HApc0zuEh3lpY9hAJvGvqHU
0kpQKqKXdQP5S04QA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Program in Day 2 is limited to the members of the Society for Bioacoustics and preregistered participants. Except for symposium. Symposium 2 is open to public who
applied with Google Form as program in Day 1. Program in Day 2 are mainly presentedin English.(General assembly of the Society for Bioacoustics is held in Japanese).
２日目のプログラムはシンポジウムを除き、生物音響学会員および事前登録を行った参加者のみが参加・オンライン視聴できます。シンポジウム２は１日目同様、Google Forms で事前申し込みした人はどなたでもオンライン視聴ができます。総会を除き、基本的に英語で行われます。

Day1 Saturday, 3 December 2022
13:00 13:30-14:00 Opening remark and lecture from the Committee chairman“Bioacoustics for Hearing Clinicians”(聴覚臨床家にとっての生物音響学)
Tatsuhiko Harada
14:15-15:15 Panel Discussion“What can we do for assessing cochlear synaptopathy from now?”(Cochlear synaptopathy の評価のためにこれから何ができるか？)
1. Current research trend in overseas: Takashi Morimoto (Rion Co. Ltd)
2. From viewpoint of Electrophysiology: Auditory brainstem response to paired clickstimulation as a marker of cochlear synaptopathy in humanHaruna Fujihira (NTT Communication Science Laboratories and Japan Society for thePromotion of Science)
3. From viewpoint of Acoustic measurement: Utilization of novel measurement techniquefor middle ear muscle reflex
Tatsuhiko Harada (International University of Health and Welfare)
4. From viewpoint of Psychoacoustics: What is “Hearing difficulty?
Yasuhide Okamoto (Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital)
Additional remarks:
Shigeto Furukawa (NTT Communication Science Laboratories)
Kimitaka Kaga (National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center)
15:30- 17:00 Symposium 1
Comparative anatomy of vertebrate ABR and brainstem auditory pathways(脊椎動物のＡＢＲと脳幹聴覚伝導路の比較解剖)
Planner: Kimitaka Kaga (National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center)
1. The Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) in Five Vertebrate Cases (Fish, Amphibian,Reptile, Bird and Mammalian)
Kimitaka Kaga
2. Histological Findings of the Telencephalon, Midbrain, and Brainstem Related to theEvolution of Auditory Function in Five VertebratesRyohei Akiyoshi (National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center and Dokkyo
Medical University Saitama Medical Center)
3. Role of bony cribriform structures at the bottom of Internal auditory canal in humanand other mammalians

Shinsaku Matsuda (National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center and Nerima
Hikarigaoka Hospital)
4. Audiology and Molecular biology in the Primate Model animals: From the gene
expression patterns to Auditory Brain Stem Responses
Makoto Hosoya (Keio University, School of Medicine)Day2 Sunday, 4 December 2022

9：00 – 10: 00

Oral Session 1

9：00 – 9: 20

O1:Ahn Jiwon (The University of Electro-Communications)

An Influence of Probes over ossicular mobility measurements
9 : 20 – 9: 40 O2: Anna Uenishi (Tokyo City University)
Under water panoramic beam forming
9:40 – 10:00 O3: Karin Ono (Kansai University)
Dual-band operation of bat’s basilar membrane for echolocation
10:00 – 10:10 Break
10:10 – 10:50 Oral Session 2
10:10 – 10:30 O4: Masaki Ichimura (Osaka University)
User-friendly bioacoustics toolkit of audio signal processing including sound source
separation and its application to frog chorus analysis
10:30 – 10:50 O5: Takeru Kodama (Kyushu University)
Analyzing calling song of cicada Meimuna opalifera; relation between the acousticfeatures and abiotic variables
10:50 – 11:00 Break11:00 – 12:30 Symposium 2
Approaches to the neural networks that underlie our auditory perception
Planner: Shigeto Furukawa (NTT Communication Science Laboratories)
Shigeto Furukawa (chair):Introduction
Hirokazu Takahashi (Graduate School of Information Science and Technology,
University of Tokyo):
Neural mechanism of beat synchronization in rats
Amit Yaron (Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, University ofTokyo):
Recording mismatch responses beyond oddball paradigm
Sho Otsuka (Center for Frontier Medical Engineering, Chiba University):
Descending modulation of peripheral auditory responses and its roles in humanperception
Takuya Koumura (NTT Communication Science Laboratories):
Artificial neural network as a computational model to explain neuronal tuning
properties in the ascending auditory pathway
12:30– 13:45 Lunch
13:45– 14:25 Oral Session 3
13:45– 14:05 O6:Takuma Takanashi (Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute)Exploitation of vibration sensing for pest control in whiteflies on tomatoes
14:05– 14:25 O7: Wen-Jie Song (Kumamoto University)
Towards specific manipulation of the auditory thalamocortical activity
14:25– 14:40 Break
14:40– 15:30 General meeting of the Society for Bioacoustics (生物音響学会総会）
15:30– 16:00 Award ceremony and General Discussion
16:00 Closing remark