Event exploring the future of hearing devices for music listening An event which will explore the future of hearing device for listening to music will take place this month (October). Head along to the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London on Tuesday 16th October between 1pm and 5pm for free demonstrations and presentations (booking required). The event draws in the work already done through […]
Gaming session for hearing aid users The University of Nottingham is hosting a session next week for hearing aid users interested in gaming. The session is part of the university’s 3D Tune-In project which has developed a digital game and a website application for adults with hearing aids. One is a game that is designed to teach people with hearing aids about […]
Participants with hearing loss sought for study Researchers at the University of Nottingham are looking for adults with hearing aids to participate in studies in February and March 2018. The 3D Tune-In project has developed a digital game and a website application for adults with hearing aids. One is a game that is designed to teach people with hearing aids about how […]
Music fans sought for hearing aid survey The School of Music at the University of Leeds is still seeking participants for research into the music listening experiences of people who use hearing aids. The project is called “Hearing Aids for Music” and is the first research project of its kind exploring music engagement and enjoyment by hearing aid users (including those with a BAHA device). The team […]
Drumming group for cochlear implantees A new group has been established which offers cochlear implant recipients the chance to learn drumming. ‘Drumming for Cochlear Implantees’ has been set up by Sarah Smith. After receiving her implant two years, Sarah found that she was no longer able to enjoy music-making. She had hoped music would become a big part of her […]
Hearing aid users’ music survey The School of Music at the University of Leeds is conducting research into hearing aid users’ enjoyment and use of music. Researchers would like to find out about the listening behaviours of people who use a hearing for a minimum of one hour a day. Participants will be asked about: • experiences of music in everyday […]
Exploring sounds and vibrations People with sensory loss in Aberdeen are invited to share their views on a multi-sensory project that explores sounds and vibrations. Composer Colin Riley and Sound Technologist Carl Faia are working with bass clarinettist Gareth Davis on a project called Made to Resonate (M2R). They will showcase their work during ‘Techfest’ – Aberdeen and North East Scotland’s Festival of Science, […]
