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Here are some exciting opportunities for networking and professional development in July, both of which are open to AAS members. Consider joining us!
To close out the special session on Saturday February 28th, Dr. William Kronenberger (Indiana University) will present 'Thinking Fast and Slow: Speed of Information Processing, Executive Functioning, and Language Development in Children with Cochlear Implants.'
Dr. Andrej Kral (Macquarie University / Hannover Medical School) will present “Non-auditory Consequences of Developmental Hearing Loss” during Saturday’s special session on Cochlear Implantation and Neurodevelopment (February 28).
On Saturday, February 28 at 1:00 PM, Dr. Julie Arenberg (Harvard University / Mass Eye and Ear) will present “Differences Between Children and Adults with Cochlear Implants: A Neurophysiologic Perspective.”
On Saturday, February 28th, in a special session on Cochlear Implantation and Neurodevelopment, Dr. Karen Gordon (University of Toronto) will present 'Understanding Memory and Learning Challenges in Children with Hearing and Balance Impairments.'
On February 28th, the Translational Research III session will feature Dr. Lori Leibold (Boys Town National Research Hospital) presenting "Maturation of Speech Recognition in Noisy Environments."
The Translational Research II Killion Lecture will take place on Friday, February 27th! Dr. Frank Lin will present Transforming Hearing through Evidence, Policy, and Awareness, focusing on how research shapes policy and public health outcomes for hearing care nationwide.
Dr. Coral Dirks (Mayo Clinic) is this year’s Early Career Research Award recipient. Her talk on Friday 'From Controlled Environments to Clinical Reality: Evaluating How We Hear with Two Ears,' bridges research and clinical practice to advance assessments for binaural hearing.
Don’t miss the Carhart Memorial Lecture, Thursday, February 26th from 5:00-6:15 PM! Dr. Christopher Shera (USC) will present 'Sing, Ear of Charming Echo,' exploring why human otoacoustic emission delays are exceptionally long and what this reveals about inner ear mechanics.
The first presentation in this year’s program will be given by Dr. Susan E. Voss! Her talk will explore how acoustic modeling is advancing diagnostic and treatment approaches for middle-ear disorders.
Don’t miss your chance to share your research at the 53rd Annual Scientific and Technology Conference, happening February 26–28, 2026, in Scottsdale, AZ!
Abstract submissions are closing soon!
Deadline is November 1, 2025.
Submit your abstract today: aas.memberclicks.net/submit-…
Register for the AAS Mentoring Community's Virtual Workshop: Impact Factor isn’t Impact: How to Communicate to the Masses via the Media, on September 24, 2025, 6:00-7:30 PM EST.
Shamine is a third-year AuD student at the University of Texas at Dallas and an IMPACT-Audiology Fellow. Catch her at the 2025 AAS Meeting!
The 52nd Annual Scientific and Technology Conference is a week away! Plan your conference experience ahead of time by checking out the schedule and podium/poster abstracts at aas.memberclicks.net/program . What are you most looking forward to?
Briana is a third-year AuD student at East Carolina University and an IMPACT-Audiology Fellow. Find her at the 2025 AAS Meeting!
Eriel is a third-year AuD student at Vanderbilt University and an IMPACT-Audiology Fellow. Look for her at the 2025 AAS Meeting!
Join panelists Maureen Shader, AuD, PhD (Purdue University), Uzma Ahktar, AuD, PhD (Rush University Medical Center), and Victoria Sanchez, AuD, PhD (University of South Florida) at the 2025 AAS Scientific and Technical Conference on Friday, February 14, from 5:00–6:30 p.m.
