- New job opening!We are looking for a post-doctoral fellow to join the lab this Fall/Spring. If you do not have PhD yet, but you are interested in hearing science, it is also possible to join the lab as a graduate student through the Neuroscience Graduate Program at USC.
New publication alert!Dr. Alessandro Altoè and I have joined forces to present a new, time efficient way of measuring intracochlear vibrations. Learn more in our recent publication titled "Estimating cochlear impulse responses using frequency sweeps"
Charaziak lab at MoH workshopFinally, after 2 years of pandemic, spiralists from all over the world were able to meet and talk cochlear mechanics for 5 days straight at the Mechanics of Hearing Workshop in Denmark. Here is the talk titled "Suppression of organ-of-Corti vibrations and otoacoustic emissions in mice" given by Dr. Charaziak describing one of the current…
Charaziak Lab joins NGP!The USC Neuroscience Graduate Program (NGP) is the largest and only university-wide PhD program at USC. A NIH-designated T32 Neuroscience Training Program, NGP students and faculty come from a variety of academic backgrounds to study questions spanning the spectrum of modern neuroscience research.Now you can join the lab through the NPG!