Hearing4all

The ‘SmartHeaP’ processor was presented as part of a cross-location and cross-disciplinary dissertation. […]

Hearing4all researcher Dr. Leilani Torres was nominated as ‘Physikerin der Woche’ (Physicist of the week) by Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft e. V. (DPG). […]

Following two successful applications, Hearing4all is applying for a subsequent funding period from 2026.

International hearing research experts gathered at the University of Oldenburg 3-4 July 2024 […]

Karawani Khoury normally conducts her research at the University of Haifa in Israel, more than 4,000 kilometres away from Oldenburg. […]

‘Von Hearables und Hörgeräten bis zur Gesundheitszentrale am Ohr’ (From hearables and hearing aids to the health hub on the ear) […]

A new hands-on exhibit has been installed in front of the ‘NeSSy’ research building on the Wechloy campus of the University of Oldenburg […]

The first Night of Hearing took place in Oldenburg on 22 May 2024. […]

The DFG Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation) is funding the HEARAZ Research Training Group […]

In a quiet environment, hearing still seems to work well, but in situations with a lot of background noise, it is difficult to understand conversations properly, for instance. […]

Lower Saxony’s Science Minister, Falko Mohrs, visited the University of Oldenburg […]

Prof. Andrej Kral has been awarded the “Pioneer Award in Basic Science” […]

The 50th anniversary issue of the University of Oldenburg’s research magazine EINBLICKE features an article about the work of Prof. Dr. Bernd T. Meyer […]

Universitätsmedizin Oldenburg supports physicians interested in science with the Junior Clinician Scientist and Clinician Scientist funding programmes […]

Prof. Dr. Dr. Birger Kollmeier is a new member of the German National Academy of Science and Engineering (acatech). […]

Oldenburg’s field of Hearing Research welcomed a special guest on December 5, 2023: Falko Mohrs, Lower Saxony’s Minister of Science and Culture, visited Hörzentrum Oldenburg and the Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology. […]

Peter Behrens was a highly recognised and esteemed scientist, an outstanding personality, an excellent university teacher and a reliable colleague. […]

The sense of hearing is the most differentiated of our senses. The SoundLab, a mobile learning unit about the sense of hearing, was developed so that this special sense can be taught impressively in schools and extracurricular learning centres. […]