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Latest Events: | Massive congratulations to Jessica Andrew for winning not one, but two awards recently at two talks: Speed Talk | Dr Helen Nuttall gave four exciting talks into the | Dr Helen Nuttall took part in an amazing event, the WiNUK Awards 2024, as the Head Judge for the | Our Lab is hosted an Older Adult Engagement Day here at Lancaster University with | Another huge congratulations to our PI, Dr HelenNuttall, for being awarded funding for a 2 year project co-funded | Our PI, Dr Helen Nuttall, was part of another incredible event at the 36th World Congress of Audiology 2024 in Paris, and contributed to one of three round tables. In this respect, the three themes chosen for the 2024 roundtables promise valuable exchanges with the opinion leaders concerned, with Dr Nuttall engaging in Hearing & Cognition. Click here to read more! | A huge congratulations to our PI, Dr Helen Nuttall, for being awarded funding for a 3 year research project by Dunhill Medical! This will investigate brain stimulation for hearing aid efficacy in age-related hearing loss, and aims to positively impact hearing aid usage, uptake and stigma. Congratulations, we are all so proud! Check out Dunhill Medical’s Remarkable Research for Healthy Aging here to find out more about this incredible project! | Recently, Dr Helen Nuttall spoke on the wonders of ASMR on CapeTalk radio show in
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Upcoming events: | Huge congrats to our fantastic PhD Student, Nez Sharp, for winning two travel grants with Graduate College and the Centre of Ageing Research. Thanks to this, she will be presenting “The role of Socio-economic and Lifestyle Factors in Hearing Function in Middle-Aged Adults” at the International Symposium of Hearing (ISH) conference in Vienna, so exciting!
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Competition Winner at the Faculty of Science and Technology Celebration of Science; and Year 2 PhD Oral Presentation Winner at the Faculty of Health and Medicine Postgraduate Symposium! Her “Sports-Related Head Impacts on Auditory Processing” is clearly one to look out for, incredibly proud!
Neuroscience of Music, organised by 
Cognition and Neurodevelopment category, congratulations! Visit 
the idea of demystifying research to people from all backgrounds. Showing individuals NoSA Lab resources will be a great way to update the community of our research interests and to engage them in exciting new ideas! Welcome to anyone over the age of 60. It was an incredible experience, thank you to everyone who came!
by North West Cancer Research and Rosemere Cancer Foundation, investigating chemotherapy-induced hearing loss and health inequality! Congratulations we are all so proud. Check out our Instagram here to read more about incredible this project!
South Africa with show host John Maytham. Click