Welcome

Preface

Since my recent retirement the NeuroAudiology Lab (website) will reduce its research activity, However, it
will remain active in regard to a few external projects for which we will play mainly an advisory research
role. The NeuroAudiology website will remain active for News, Publications,Vita updates, Test materials,
Groups, programs, People and Current research.

Mission Statement

Our quest for knowledge concerning the central auditory system is driven by three main activities. One is
clinical service. It is our strong belief that patients with central auditory problems must be seen on a consistent
basis in order to learn about the disorder (see auditory disorders clinic). The second is research activity. In
order to be on the “cutting edge” of clinical care an active research program is essential (see Neuroaudiology
Lab). The third is education. In order to maximally help patients students and professionals must be exposed to
the latest information, hence we have a strong commitment to teaching and continuing education (see
educational programs). It is by high-level involvement in these three important activities that advances can be
made to help those with auditory disorders.

Here, you will find information about Dr. Musiek, current research with which he and students in
the Neuroaudiology Lab are involved in, such as neuroanatomical studies of the auditory cortex,
current Pathways Society information under Groups and Programs, information on the Central Auditory
Processing clinical test batteries can be found under Test Materials, and up to date news on important
events and information in the field of Audiology.