WP1: Training
WP2: Research Training – Assessment
1 New approaches to assess the psychoacoustic properties of tinnitus and differentiate tinnitus sub-types
2 Objective diagnosis of supra-threshold peripheral and early retro-cochlear damage thought to underlie tinnitus
3 Neural markers of sustained perception: Clinical diagnostics for acute and chronic subjective tinnitus
4 Relating a behavioral model and brain activity in mice by fMRI
5 Biomarkers of tinnitus-induced distress in the biological fluids of tinnitus patients
6 Investigating the neurophysiological mechanisms of the Zwicker tone
7 Evidence-based measurement instruments for assessing tinnitus-related benefits from sound-based treatments
WP3: Research Training – Causes
8 Focused fMRI to probe brainstem mechanism in tinnitus
9 Measuring brain’s neurochemistry in tinnitus and hearing loss using non-invasive Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
10 Biophysical mechanisms of the imbalance between excitation and inhibition in tinnitus
11 Stress-induced changes in the animal auditory system
12 Neural markers of sustained perception: Animal model for acute and transient subjective tinnitus
WP4: Research Training – Treatment
13 Exploring innovative hearing aid techniques for tinnitus treatment
14 Developing customized acoustic stimulation to improve tinnitus
15 Tinnitus management through electrical stimulation in cochlear implant users
