Hearing4all

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. […]

For decades, research has been conducted at the highest level in Oldenburg and Hanover to sustainably improve the lives of people with hearing impairments. Exactly ten years now, this has been done jointly in the Cluster of Excellence Hearing4all. […]

The German Society of Audiology (DGA) has awarded the Meyer-zum-Gottesberge Prize, worth 3,000 euros, to hearing researcher Dr. Anna Warzybok-Oetjen of the University of Oldenburg […]

The University of Oldenburg has announced new funding programs for junior clinician scientists with doctoral degrees […]

Wiebke Middelberg’s master’s thesis ‘GSC-Based Noise and Interferer Reduction for Binaural Hearing Aids Exploiting External Microphones’ was awarded third place in the ARD/ZDF ‘Women + Media Technology’ 2022 prize. […]

Measurement methods for assessing hearing ability – Prof. Dr. Inga Holube as a guest on the podcast “Hirn gehört: Oldenburger Wissensschnack” (Brain heard: Oldenburg knowledge snack)

The summer school, organised by the PhD students themselves, is the annual highlight among the JRA activities […]

Precision medicine in action – MHH receives support from a robot in the operating theatre.

We are pleased about the award for our young scientist for the great lecture at the EFAS conference.

Speech recognition as a research object – Prof. Dr. Bernd T. Meyer as a guest on the podcast “Hirn gehört: Oldenburger Wissensschnack” (Brain heard: Oldenburg knowledge snack)

We are pleased to announce the new textbook by Prof. Dr. Kral et al. on “Prosthetics for the Brain”, published in April 2021.