Funding novel ideas is what we do… AHRF 2022 grants will be announced late November. 1 2 3 Making new discoveries possible for more than 60 years AHRF funds novel research to better understand and overcome hearing and balance disorders of the inner ear Apply for a research grant Learn about hearing & balance disorders Donate to the cause IN FOCUS PBS Video Sheds Light on Meniere's Disease The American Hearing Research Foundation (AHRF) announced today that it has partnered with the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) to sponsor... Researchers @ U of Illinois Urbana-Champaign seek participants ages 60-80 with 10+ years of hearing loss. Includes a questionairre & 1.5 hour virtual interview...and $45 amazon e-code reimbursement. To learn more, email Access-study@illinois.edu or call 217-265-0150 #hearingloss VIEW ON TWITTER 2021 AHRF GRANT RECIPIENTS Previous Christopher Mularczyk, MD University of Illinois at Chicago Temporal and Spectral Manipulation and Vocal Pitch Perception in Cochlear Implant Users Summary Terrin Tamati, PhD The Ohio State University Investigating the Impact of Social Networks on Speech Recognition Outcomes and Quality of Life in Adults with Cochlear Implants – A Study Using an Online Testing Protocol Summary Next View All Recipients Useful Links Media Center Meniere’s Disease Tinnitus stay connected American Hearing Research Foundation 275 N. York Street, Suite 201 Elmhurst, IL 60126 (630) 617-5079 info@american-hearing.org © 2021 American Hearing Research Foundation Non-Profit Web Design by Idea Marketing Group