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Gene expression profiling in ototoxicity signaling using DNA microarrays

PD Dr. D. Bodmer

FK Uni ZH 2002

01.10.2002

Screening for interaction partners with prestin, the motorprotein of outer hair cells

PD Dr. D. Bodmer

FK Uni ZH 2003

1.10.2003

Noise reduction for digital hearing instruments

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier

Phonak AG

01.02.1995

Functional Characterization of Neural Activity Patterns in Patients with Cochlear Implants and Auditory Brainstem Implants

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier,
Dr. W.K. Lai

SNF

01.10.1996

Algorithms for Sound Classification in Hearing Instruments

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier,
Dr. M. Büchler

Phonak AG

01.07.1998

Digital speech processing strategies based on the sinusoidal speech model for the profoundly hearing impaired

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier,
Dr. O. Timms

Phonak AG

01.06.1999

Virtual Middle Ear: a dynamic model based on Finite Element Methods

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier,
Dr. M. Ferrazzini

Institute for Biomedical Engineering, University and ETH Zürich

01.02.1999

NRT V3 Software development and further research

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier,
Dr. W.K. Lai,
Dr. M. Büchler

Cochlear AG

01.10.2001

Perception of Music with Cochlear Implants

Prof. Dr. N. Dillier
Dr. M. Büchler
Dr. W.K. Lai

Cochlear AG

01.10.1999

Investigation of disease related effector cells and functions in chronic sinusitis

PD Dr. D. Holzmann
Prof. Dr. C. Akdis
PD Dr. P. Schmid-Grendelmeier

Swiss Institute for Allergy and Asthma Research (SIAF) Davos-Platz
Institute of Allergy, Department of Dermatology, USZ

1.8.2004

Influence of complex stapes vibration on hearing

PD Dr. A. Huber
Dr. D. Sequeira

SNF

01.03.2002

Virtual Patient for Audiometric Training

Dr. T. Spillmann
C. Wille

Baugarten-Stiftung Zürich
Stiftung für wissenschaftliche Forschung an der Universität Zürich

1.4.2002

Middle-ear Mechanics: The Dynamic Behavior of the Incudo-Malleolar Joint and its Role During the Transmission of Sound

Dr. U. Willi
Prof. Dr. N. Dillier

FK Uni ZH

01.02.2000