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Developing interdisciplinary training

In order to develop comprehensive multidisciplinary training it is necessary to understand how learners from different disciplines interact to construct knowledge. The process of online interdisciplinary interactions among learners and teachers needs to be investigated, as well as the challenges in online interdisciplinary interactions. Depending on the current state of the research and the interest of the student a sub topic within larger (European) project will be defined.  

  • The project is available in the Fall and Spring semester
  • Number of places available: 1 per semester.

Prerequisites

  • Relevant academic background.

Faculty Department

Faculty of Medicine / Department of Neurosciences.

Research Topic 1: Speech, language and swallowing disorders

  • Key word signing in adults with intellectual disabilities
  • Neurogenic stuttering
  • The neuroanatomic and neurofunctional substrate of language problems in epilepsy
  • Language and auditory development in children with cochlear implants
  • Auditory processing in dyslexia.

Research Topic 2: Human auditory processing and prostheses

  • Neural mechanisms of the electrically stimulated auditory nerve
  • Combined cochlear implant and hearing aid stimulation
  • Measurement of ASSR in acoustic implants
  • Language and auditory development in children with cochlear implants
  • Model-based signal processing for bilateral cochlear implants and hearing aids
  • Effect of stimulus parameters and presentation modes on cortical ASSRs
  • Hearing screening for noise-induced hearing loss
  • Envelope enhancement in cochlear implants
  • Auditory processing in dyslexia
  • Electrically evoked ASSRs in CI patients
  • Adapting cochlear implants and hearing aids to individual brains.