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Tinnitus Research Initiative is a privately funded organisation dedicated to the development of effective treatments for all types of tinnitus so that relief can be obtained by everyone who suffers from it.
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Announcements3rd Tinnitus Research Initiative Meeting 2009
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We highly encourage you to submit contributions such as poster presentations, oral presentations or proposals for symposia.
Important deadlines
Abstract submission: January 31st, 2009Early registration: February 28th, 2009
For detailed information, please look at
www.tri2009.com
EFNS 2008 - 12th Congress of the European Federation of Neurological Societies
Similarities between tinnitus and other CNS disorders suggest synergistic effects. Read about the work results of the EFNS on the topic
Tinnitus: a CNS disorder. Opportunities and needs of a big market.
The Tinnitus Research Initiative accepts applications outside the grant deadline. Please feel free to contact us for application all over the year. Grant applications for download you will find under
grant program.
The
latest newsletter
offers a table of interesting Upcoming Meetings, recently published literature and ongoing clinical trials
TRI and its Members
Winfried Schlee - Winner of the "Young Investigator Award" at Biomag 2008
Winfried Schlee, member of the Neurostimulation Workgroup, received the award for his excellent presentation of a TRI-funded work. The "International Conference on Biomagnetism" is the most important specialized meeting in the field of MEG (magnetoencephalography). For this reason this award is a high scientific acknowledgment for the laureate.
Ricardo Figueiredo and Andréia Azevedo - Best Oral Presentation"Tinnitus treatment with Piribedil guided by acoustic otoemissions and electrocochleography" of Ricardo Figueiredo and Andréia Azevedo was awarded as the best oral presentation of the V Congress of the Rio de Janeiro ENT Society.
Ana Belén Elgoyhen received the L'Oreal UNESCO Award
Read about Ana Belén Elgoyhen, leader of the Pharmacological Workgroup, who is the
Laureate 2008 for Latin America of the "L'oreal UNESCO for women in Science awards"
Among others Ana Belén has been interviewed about Tinnitus for
Perfil,
an argentine newspaper
Listen to Tanit Sanchez, leader of the Somatosensory Workgroup, about the risk of tinnitus in the young people with noise exposure in
Brasilian TV
Tanit Sanchez was awarded as the President of the X International Tinnitus Seminars, to be hold in Aracaju, Brasil, 2011
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