Child Hearing Lab at the Waisman Center

We are inviting children ages 10-14 yrs with no hearing concerns to participate in a research study. The study aims to understand how children’s brains process speech and how hearing loss affects speech understanding. The goal of the study is to improve clinical care, especially for those with hearing loss.

The study involves a hearing test, listening tasks and recording of EEG with 4 sticker-type sensors. All procedures are non-invasive, safe and used routinely in Audiology clinics. For children with normal hearing/no hearing concerns, testing will be completed in two sessions. Scheduling is flexible. Compensation is $10 per hour. Parking on-site is free.

If you or someone you know may be interested in signing up for the study or if you have questions, email us at [email protected] Alternatively, you may enroll by clicking on this link: https://uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aeNhxluXX82lt77

For more information about our lab and other ongoing research studies, please visit our website.

A great resource on the causes of noise-induced hearing loss and how to protect your hearing!

2021 UWSHC Virtual Symposium - Noise-Induced Hearing Loss In this third video of the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four-Part Mini Series, we review and discuss the causes and effects of Noise-Induced Hearing...

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Check out this wonderful video created by AuD students at UW Madison. More to come!

2021 UWSHC Virtual Symposium - About Audiology Welcome to the first video of the 2021 UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four Part Miniseries. In this video, the second year Au.D. students discuss the ...

The Hearing Research Group at the UW Waisman Center is inviting children ages 10-14 yrs with no hearing concerns to participate in a research study. The study aims to understand how children’s brains process speech and how hearing loss affects speech understanding.

If you or someone you know may be interested in signing up for the study or if you have questions, email us at [email protected]. Alternatively, you may enroll by clicking on this link: https://uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aeNhxluXX82lt77

The study involves a hearing test, listening tasks and recording of EEG with 3 sticker-type sensors. All procedures are non-invasive, safe and used routinely in Audiology clinics. Testing will be completed in one to two sessions. Compensation is $10 per hour.

We are inviting 5-17 yr old children with hearing loss to participant in a fun research study. Sign up here to participate or receive more info! https://uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3jZhEub8lYLlzOR

Interested in participating in a fun and easy research study? We are currently looking for adults (18-35 yrs) with no hearing concerns to participate in our research study. Contact us at [email protected] to sign up!

Congratulations to Trevor Wright on receiving the Jack Kile Scholarship from WSHA! Trevor is a Research Assistant within the Child Hearing Lab and is a 2nd year student in UW-Madison's Audiology Doctorate Program.
The Jack Kile Scholarship is awarded to students that have a particular interest in pediatric audiology or educational audiology. Way to go Trevor!

CSD Students Receive 2020-21 Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association Scholarships and Research Grants Congratulations to these CSD students who were recently awarded 2020-21 scholarships and research grants through the Wisconsin Speech and Hearing Association (WSHA): Vicki Lord Larson and James R. Larson Research Grant – $2,000 Alexander Foote, …

Interested in studying about hearing in children? We have a position open for a postdoctoral fellow! For more details, check out https://chear.waisman.wisc.edu/2020/07/12/postdoctoral-research-fellow-position-available/

Help us understand how little ears hear: Children 5 to 17 years old with normal hearing or no hearing concerns are invited to participate in a research study! To ensure safety against COVID-19, our lab continues to follow the CDC and university guidelines. See study flyer for additional details including compensation.
To sign up, email us at [email protected]
or click on the following link: https://uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aeNhxluXX82lt77

We are excited about the launch of our new website! Check it out:

Home Welcome to the Child Hearing Lab, or in short, the Chear Lab! We are interested in understanding how children process different features of speech, how hearing loss and the use of devices like hearing aids influences speech processing during childhood. Our methods typically entail the use of electro...