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Adjunct Associate Professor Elaine Wong and Professor Sharath Sriram pose for a photograph at An Evening with Prof. Sharath Sriram.

An Evening with Professor Sharath Sriram

3 September 2025

Adjunct Associate Professor Elaine Wong, Head of Hearing Therapeutics at Ear Science Institute Australia, recently attended An Evening with Prof Sharath Sriram, organised by WA Life Sciences Innovation Hub. Held…

Dr. David Sly and Prof. Sharath Sriram posing for a picture outside the Discovery to Device Facility.

News, Research

Strengthening Our Connection with Professor Sharath Sriram in MedTech Innovation

14 August 2025

This August, we were honoured to welcome Prof. Sharath Sriram, the newly appointed Chief Scientist of Western Australia and a leading authority on the development and translation of cutting-edge medical…

Community, News

Out to dinner with the ASMR

4 June 2020

This year’s Science on the Swan conference also coincided with the ASMR Medical Research Week®, which gave several of our researchers an opportunity to attend the annual gala dinner on…

Community

WHO World Report on Hearing

3 March 2020

Ear Science Institute Australia recently welcomed the launch of WHO World Report on Hearing. This major report highlighted the high global prevalence of hearing loss (over 466 million people), the…

Research, Treatment

Hearing aid review paper

29 February 2020

A new paper has been published, titled Hearing aid review appointment: clients’ reasons for attendance and non-attendance. Lead author Dr Bec Bennett has published this paper in collaboration with a…

Gift of Hearing, Treatment

Flattening the curve on loneliness for those with hearing loss

25 February 2020

For those who self isolate, communication is a lifeline for staying connected. But for people with hearing loss who rely on face to face communication, they’re part of a growing…

Education, News

Medical students discover ‘A Lump in the Throat’

25 February 2020

As part of our commitment to ongoing education and excellence, we work closely with our local universities to provide ear, nose and throat education to every medical student across WA. Recently,…

Treatment

Could you be a candidate for a Cochlear Implant?

18 February 2020

Does hearing loss leave you, or someone you love, feeling isolated and alone? The Ear Science Implant Clinic team is here to change that. Currently less than 10% of those…

Community, Gift of Hearing, News

We Made It! | Rottnest Channel Swim 2020

10 February 2020

“We made it!” The Gift of Hearing Swim Team smashed their fundraising goal, raising more than $25,000! A message from Professor Atlas, Ear Science’s Founding Director, and one of the…

Community

‘Ita Told Me’ | World Hearing Day 2020

3 February 2020

Experts are urging Australians to seek out help for their hearing loss, whatever their age, arguing it is the key to healthy ageing. Speaking ahead of World Hearing Day (WHD)…

Community, News, Research

Ear Science launches new campaign

25 January 2020

Have you seen the new Ear Science Institute Australia TV ad? This exciting new campaign showcases the breadth of research undertaken at Ear Science and gives a glimpse at a…

Research, Treatment

Using mobile phones to detect hearing loss in pre-schoolers

18 January 2020

How can we check more children’s hearing in communities with fewer resources? Adjunct Professor Rob Eikelboom, Professor De Wet Swanepoel and collaborators co-authored a paper on how using mHealth (mobile…

Community, Gift of Hearing

Justin Langer urges people to take the plunge and help find a cure for hearing loss.

16 January 2020

Head Coach of the Australian cricket team, Justin Langer is among a growing list of supporters worldwide urging people to take the plunge and donate to the Gift of Hearing…

News

Ear Science CEO named one of Australia’s most influential

18 November 2019

Ear Science Institute Australia CEO Sandra Bellekom has been named one of The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence for 2019. Sandra received a surprise nomination by a major…

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