Hear Our Voices: New Mechanisms in Auditory Discrimination and Speech in Deafness

听到我们的声音：听觉辨别和耳聋言语的新机制

基本信息

批准号：
7541181
负责人：
Karen Youdelman
金额：
$ 2.75万
依托单位：
AG BELL ASSN FOR DEAF & HARD OF HEARING
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2008
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2008-06-10 至 2009-05-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7541181
关键词：
Acquired Deafness Address Adult Affect Age-Months Age-Years Aging Ally Area Auditory Auditory Brainstem Responses Awareness Basic Science Behavioral Research Biological Biomedical Research Biotechnology Cells Child Chronic Clinical Clinical Engineering Clinical Research Cochlea Cochlear Implants Collaborations Communication Communication impairment Communities Computers Congenital Abnormality Data Development Devices Disadvantaged Disease Early identification Education Elements Equilibrium Exposure to Functional disorder Funding Future Gene Mutation Goals Guns Health Promotion Health education Hearing Hearing Aids Hearing Impaired Persons Heart Human Genome Project Incidence Individual Inherited Institutes International Intervention Labyrinth Language Language Development Mainstreaming Maps Measures Methods Mission Music National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Noise Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Pamphlets Parents Participant Pathway interactions Periodicals Pharmaceutical Preparations Prevention Problem behavior Process Prosthesis Publishing Range Rate Rehabilitation therapy Research Research Personnel Risk Role Scientist Score Screening procedure Self-Help Devices Sensory Smell Perception Speech Speech Discrimination Students Support of Research System Taste Perception Technology Time TimeLine Today Translating Translational Research Translations Trauma United States United States National Institutes of Health Voice Wisconsin Work auditory discrimination base chronic pain deafness disorder prevention experience hearing impairment human old age (65+)implantable device improved interest literacy member multidisciplinary otoacoustic emission ototoxicity prevent response sound symposium teacher

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This proposal seeks funding for a Research Symposium, "Hear Our Voices: New Mechanisms in Auditory Discrimination and Speech in Deafness", at the Biennial International AG Bell convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on June 29, 2008. AG Bell has presented five research symposia funded with support from NIH and NIDCD: Biotechnology and the Cochlea (2000), Human Genome Project and Hearing Loss (2001), The Role of Audition in Spoken Language Development (2002), From Cochlea to Cortex Understanding Auditory Dysfunction (2004) and, Improved Rehabilitation of Hearing Loss and Deafness (2006). Each symposium was organized to appeal to an audience of consumers and professionals with an interest in hearing loss but not necessarily a professionally based scientific background. Drawing over 1700 participants including parents, professionals who work with hearing impaired children (particularly teachers) and adults with hearing loss on each occasion, the 2004 and 2006 symposia were two of the most highly-rated and attended education sessions at the biennial conventions. Based upon informational requests from our membership and working in conjunction with Dr. Peter Steyger we believe the proposed theme of Hear Our Voices: New Mechanisms in Auditory Discrimination and Speech in Deafness will be another successful topic, and one that further facilitates the ultimate goal of improving communication between biomedical researchers and individuals who benefit from their efforts. As in past symposia, speakers will each present and individually answer questions from the audience of approximately 2000 people. After the concluding speaker has presented, a moderated question and answer session with all the speakers on a panel will be conducted, in response to the popularity of previous research symposia's question and answer sessions. Products associated with the Research Symposium will include a bi-lingual brochure announcing the symposium for dissemination beyond AG Bell's members (the conference will be highly publicized in all AG Bell periodicals), a bilingual proceedings document with summaries of each speaker's remarks, captioned videos and real-time captioning of the presentations. Specific Aim: Based upon informational requests from our membership and working in conjunction with Dr. Peter Steyger we believe the proposed theme of Hear Our Voices: New Mechanisms in Auditory Discrimination and Speech in Deafness will be another successful topic, and one that further facilitates the ultimate goal of improving communication between biomedical researchers and individuals who benefit from their efforts.

描述（由申请人提供）：本提案为 2008 年 6 月 29 日在威斯康星州密尔沃基举行的两年一度的国际 AG 贝尔大会上的研究研讨会“聆听我们的声音：耳聋听觉辨别和言语的新机制”寻求资助。 AG贝尔在 NIH 和 NIDCD 的支持下举办了五场研究研讨会：生物技术和耳蜗 (2000)、人类基因组计划和听力损失（2001）、听力在口语发展中的作用（2002）、从耳蜗到皮质理解听觉功能障碍（2004）以及听力损失和耳聋的康复改进（2006）。每次研讨会的组织目的都是为了吸引对听力损失感兴趣但不一定具有专业科学背景的消费者和专业人士观众。 2004 年和 2006 年的研讨会每次都吸引了超过 1700 名与会者，其中包括家长、从事听障儿童工作的专业人士（特别是教师）和听力损失成人，是两年一次的大会上评价最高、出席人数最高的两场教育会议。根据我们会员的信息请求并与 Peter Steyger 博士合作，我们相信拟议的主题“聆听我们的声音：耳聋听觉辨别和言语的新机制”将是另一个成功的主题，并且进一步促进“听到我们的声音”的最终目标。改善生物医学研究人员和从他们的努力中受益的个人之间的沟通。与以往的研讨会一样，演讲者将分别发表演讲并单独回答约 2000 名观众提出的问题。在总结发言者发言后，将与小组中的所有发言者进行主持的问答环节，以回应之前研究研讨会问答环节的受欢迎程度。与研究研讨会相关的产品将包括一份双语小册子，宣布研讨会将在 AG Bell 成员之外传播（该会议将在所有 AG Bell 期刊上进行大力宣传）、一份双语会议记录文件，其中包含每位演讲者的发言摘要、带字幕的视频和演示文稿的实时字幕。具体目标：根据我们会员的信息请求并与 Peter Steyger 博士合作，我们相信拟议的主题“聆听我们的声音：耳聋听觉辨别和言语的新机制”将是另一个成功的主题，并且进一步促进最终目标是改善生物医学研究人员和从他们的努力中受益的个人之间的沟通。