Ear Institute news

We’re delighted to see colleagues from the Ear Institute recognised for their outstanding work and achievements.

Professor / Associate Professor in Translational Auditory Science

Dr Bhavisha Parmar, Associate Professor in Audiological Sciences from UCL Ear Institute says: Better communication for deaf patients benefits everyone.

Professor Nish Mehta has been appointed as the Chair of Otology and Auditory Implants at the UCL Ear Institute and Honorary Consultant ENT Surgeon at UCLH, starting 2 July 2025.

British Science Association Council welcomes new trustees.

Dr Hannah Cooper, Prof Maria Chait and Dr Nish Mehta were interviewed on “Inside Health” on BBC Radio 4 for episode: Why do we lose our hearing with age?

Brain Awareness Week is the global campaign to foster enthusiasm and support for brain science. From mental health to neurodegenerative diseases, from AI-driven diagnostics to new treatments for neuro

Prof Doris-Eva Bamiou from the UCL Ear Institute was recently quoted in the BBC News article.

A total of 22 academics from the UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences have been identified in Clarivate’s annual ‘Highly Cited Researchers List’ 2024.

A unique opera experience that explores voice loss and identity has been produced by scientists at the UCL Ear Institute in collaboration with the Royal Opera House.

Ear Institute researchers at the Inner Ear Biology conference 2024 in Warsaw.

In2STEM summer placement at the Ear Institute 19 - 23 August 2024

41 academic staff from the Faculty of Brain Sciences have been awarded a senior promotion and 38 early career staff have been awarded a promotion in this year's UCL academic promotions round.

UCL researchers including Dr Lucy Handscomb (UCL Ear Institute) are set to be involved in a trial of a tinnitus app that aims to make therapy more accessible and allow patients

PhD student Eleanor Brown talks about her journey to UCL and gives an insight into life inside Dr Dan Jagger's Lab.