International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research
2021: The auditory system throughout life – Models, mechanisms and interventions
ISAAR 2021
23-27 August
The topic of ISAAR 2021 is “The auditory system throughout life - Models, mechanisms and interventions.” The concept is to consider this topic from different perspectives, including current physiological concepts, perceptual measures and models, electrophysiology and neuroscience approaches, as well as implications for hearing devices and new technical applications.
Due to ongoing concerns about the health risks of the COVID-19 global pandemic and associated travel restrictions, the organizing committee of ISAAR has decided to make our 2021 conference a virtual meeting.
ISAAR 2021 Invited Speakers
The neural bases of age-related hearing loss
Charles Liberman, Daniel Polley, Karen Steel
The developing auditory system
Dan Sanes, Deniz Baskent, Teresa Ching
The aging auditory brain
Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, Jonathan Simon, Björn Herrmann
Cognitive aging: Mechanisms and interventions
Stuart Rosen, Frank Lin, Diane Lazard
Rehabilitation and compensation strategies
Ruth Litovsky, Pamela Souza, Anna Warzybok, Tobias Neher
Organization
Organizing committee
Scientific
- Torsten Dau, Technical University of Denmark
- Jakob C.-Dalsgaard, University of Southern Denmark
- Lisbeth Tranebjærg, Rigshospitalet & University of Copenhagen
- Abigail A. Kressner, Technical University of Denmark & Rigshospitalet
- Sébastien Santurette, Technical University of Denmark (aff.)
Administrative
- Caroline van Oosterhout, Technical University of Denmark
- Katrine Bang Termansen (treasurer)
About
ISAAR – International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research – is formerly known as “Danavox Symposium”.
The “Danavox Jubilee Foundation” was established in 1968 on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of GN Danavox. The object of the Foundation is to support and encourage audiological research and development.
Since the establishment in 1968 the resources of the Foundation have been used to support a series of symposia, at which a large number of outstanding scientists from all over the world have given lectures, presented posters and participated in discussions on various audiological topics.
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