Auditory Electrophysiology Lab

In the Auditory Electrophysiology Research Lab, Dr. Kathy Vander Werff and her team are focused on physiological measurement of auditory function in humans with normal and disordered systems. As clinical scientists, our interests are in exploring the underlying mechanisms of auditory perception in order to improve the diagnosis and remediation of hearing loss and auditory perceptual problems.

News

Vermont Speech-Language Hearing Association Annual Meeting, October 20-21

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American Auditory Society, Annual Conference, March 3^rd-5^th

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American Academy of Audiology’s is Hosting It's Annual Conference and Expo AudiologyNOW! 2016 in Phoenix, AZ. The Convention Will be held April 13^th – 16^th

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Research Director

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Dr. Kathy Vander Werff teaches courses in diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology. Her primary courses are in auditory evoked responses and cochlear implant technology for the hearing-impaired, as well as in basic instrumentation for audiologists. Her research interests include using auditory evoked responses to study the neural processing of sounds in the peripheral and central auditory system in various populations, including aging adults and individuals who have experience head injury

Our Research

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