- Interview with Dr. CharaziakA new post about Dr. Charaziak work has appeared in Keck newsletter. Learn more here.
Exploratory research awardDr Charaziak has been awarded an Exploratory Research Grant (R21) from NIDCD to develop diagnostic tools for recognizing functional and physiological effects of sensory hearing loss. This 2-year project will explore whether noninvasive measurements of the inner ear electrical potentials can be refined to provide detailed information about function and health of the sensory cells…
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"