The 10th International Tinnitus Research Initiative, TRI 2016 Conference, will be held in Nottingham, England, March 16-18, 2016. The focus of the TRI 2016 Conference is “Tinnitus: subtypes, mechanisms and interventions.” Over three days, the conference will explore basic mechanisms underlying tinnitus, as well as many areas of translational and clinical research.
The conference program includes keynote and invited speakers who are world leaders representing a range of disciplines. Keynote speakers include Professor Josef Rauschecker (Georgetown University), Professor Charles Liberman (Harvard Medical School), Professor Kari Friston (University College London), Professor Gerhard Andersson (Linkoeping University), Professor David Baguley (Cambridge University Hospitals) and Dr Winfried Schlee (University of Regensburg, Germany).
The TRI 2016 event is also the first conference of the EU COST Action (TINNET): a unique international network focusing on sub-typing tinnitus, identification of neural correlates, and effective diagnosis and management.
Please note that Philippe Fournier, Ph. D (graduated students supervised by Sylvie Hébert, Ph. D), will present a summary entitled “Clinical validation of has new tinnitus assessment technology “.