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Kresge Hearing Research Institute

Department of Otolaryngology

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Seminar Archives

Hearing, Balance, and Chemical Senses Seminar Series

2006-2007

Unless stated otherwise, all meetings are at 3:45 pm Wednesdays in the Maxwell Conference Room, 4054 Kresge Hearing Research Institute. The seminar series organizer for Fall Semester 2006 are David Kohrman and Ewan Macpherson.

Date Speaker Title Host
September 6 No seminar - first week of classes    
September 13 Colleen Le Prell, University of Michigan Lateral olivocochlear neurons: their role in auditory function Shore
September 20 Ping Chen, Emory University School of Medicine Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms in Shaping the Mammalian Auditory Sensory Organ Kohrman
September 27 Jeff Wenstrup, Northeastern Ohio Universities Analysis of Complex Vocal Sounds: Neural Mechanisms and Modulation by Emotional Centers in the Brain Shore
October 4 Fred Wightman, Heuser Hearing Institute Informational Masking of speech in adults and children Macpherson
October 11 James Ison, University of Rochester Complex Auditory Processing in the Mouse, in Early Development and Near Senescence: A Behavioral Study Dolan
October 18 Daniel Eberl, University of Iowa Myosin VIIA in Drosophilia Hearing Kohrman
October 25 No Seminar   Kohrman
November 1 David Kohrman, University of Michigan The skinny on pirouette: mouse deafness mutations and stereocilia maturation Lomax
November 8 Kent Berridge, University of Michigan Limbic Hedonic Hotspots Enhance Taste "Liking"  
November 15 Thanos Tzounopoulos, Rosalind Franklin University
of Medicine and Science
Synaptic plasticity during early auditory processing Shore
November 29 Margaret Lomax, University of Michigan Stress Pathways in Age-related Hearing Loss Kohrman
December 6 Min-Xin Guan, Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Medical Center
Nuclear modifier enes for maternally transmitted deafness Lomax
December 13 Andrew Griffith, NIDCD/NIH Genetic approaches to understanding transmembrane channel-like gene 1 (TMC1) function in deafness and in health Kohrman
December 20 No seminar - Holiday Break    
December 27 No seminar - Holiday Break    
January 3 No seminar - Holiday Break    
January 10 Li Xu, Ohio University, School of Hearing and Speech Language Sciences An Acoustic, Neural-Network, and Perceptual Study of Mandarin Chinese Tone Production in Cochlear Implant Children Pfingst
January 17 Michael King, University of Michigan, Department of Otolaryngology Functional assessment of vestibular reflexes in mice and guinea pigs Lomax
January 24 Su-Hua Sha, University of Michigan, Kresge Hearing Research Institute Stress Induced Signaling Pathways in the Inner Ear Lomax
January 31 Edgar Otto, University of Michigan, Department of Nephrology Gene Identifications in Branchio-Oto-Renal Syndrome Lesperance
February 7 ARO Practice Talks No Seminar  

February 8 SPECIAL DAY

David Moore, MRC Institute of Hearing Research, Nottingham, UK Hearing but not listening: Causes and management of auditory processing disorder (APD) LePrell
February 14 ARO Meeting No Seminar  
February 21 Christine Byrd-Jacobs, Western Michigan University, Department of Biological Science Plasticity in the Zebrafish Olfactory Bulb: Insights from a Model System Bradley
February 28 Quintin Pan, University of Michigan, Department of Internal Medicine Role of PKCepsilon in head and neck cancer. Carey
March 7 Zheng-Yi Chen, Harvard Medical School, Department of Neurology Mammalian Hair Cell Regeneration: When and How? Gong
March 14 Jian-Dong Li, University of Rochester Medical College Regulation of Stress-induced Signaling Networks Sha
March 21 Lisa Goodrich, Harvard Medical School, Department of Neurobiology Deaf and dizzy mice: a genetic dissection of inner ear patterning and wiring Kohrman
March 28 George Gates, University of Washington, Department of Otolaryngology Alzheimer's disease and Central Auditory Function Altschuler
April 4 Marian Drescher, Wayne State University, Department of Otolaryngology Adrenergic Innervation of the Organ of Corti Lomax
April 11 Jennifer Melcher, Eaton Peabody Labs, Harvard Medical School Auditory Processing in human listeners as viewed with neuroimaging. Shore

SPECIAL SEMINAR April 16, Monday

Pavan Kommareddi, Kresge Hearing Research Institute Moleular Approaches to Hearing Research: A Personal Odyssey Carey
April 18

Neil Segil, House Ear Institute, Chief, Section on Cell Growth and Differentiation

Coordinating cell cycle and differentiation during the development and regeneration of the inner ear. Raphael
April 25 Joseph Walton, University of Rochester School of Medicine, Otolaryngology Division and Neurobiology and Anatomy Neural correlates of central auditory processing deficits in aging: evidence from the auditory midbrain Dolan/Shore
SPECIAL SEMINAR DATE, April 27 Marti Morales, M.S., New Mexico State University Structural Differentiation of Mechanosensory Hair Cells During Inner Ear Development and Innervation: Emergence of Kinocilia and Synaptic Ribbons Duncan
May 2 Robert Raphael, Rice University, Bioengineering Adventures in Membrane and Auditory Bioengineering: Some Things We've Learned about Intramolecular Interactions of Prestin and Potassium Transport in the Stria Vascularis Grosh/Duncan
May 9 Robin Davis, Rutgers University, Department of Cell Biology & Neuroscience Sensational neurotrophins: Shaping the spiral ganglion neuron phenotype by BDNF and NT-3 Barald
May 16 Dr. Jeremy Turner, Southern Illinois University Reflex Audiometry as a Tool for Rapid Assessment of Hearing Loss and Tinnitus in Rodents Shore