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EDUCATION

Pasteur courses and academic courses

The researchers of the Hearing Institute intervene in several courses:

  • Pasteur course : "Hearing : from mechanisms to restoration technologies (HeaR).

 

The Hearing Institute organizes a yearly course on forefront research in Hearing Research and Neuroscience. Over 13 days, this theoretical and practical course addresses the mechanisms of auditory perception from the ear to the brain, their disorders and modern methods for repairing auditory function. In a dynamic environment, the HeaR course alternates between lectures given in English by internationally recognized specialists and applications during hands-on sessions.

Accessible from the master level, the course has been designed both for hearing practitioners wishing to complement their knowledge and for young researchers (PhD students, post-docs) or engineers wishing to pursue a career in the field of hearing research. Attendees will learn about fundamental concepts in Hearing and will receive an overview of recent discoveries in basic and clinical research.

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  • DIU of Université de Lyon : "Audiologie et otologie médicale : prise en charge des pathologies audio-vestibulaires de l'enfant à l'adulte".

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  • DU of Sorbonne University : "Audioprothèses implantables chez l’adulte".

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  • OMI-Pasteur course (OMI : Open Medicine Initiative): "Neurological and sensory disorders : genes, pathogenesis & innovative therapies".

       Course held in March 2021

Education through research

Supporting talented young researchers is one of the major goals of the Hearing Institute, which has chosen to develop a policy of support for researchers beginning their careers and for students. The teams are integrated into a structure that links basic and translational research and are in constant interaction in an environment in which ideas and knowledge are exchanged. Multidisciplinary profiles are favored within the institute, with researchers and medical doctors working together.

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