Whoa, we’ve been so busy we haven’t posted any 2022 news yet!
We’re thrilled to announce that postdoc Kali Burke was awarded an F32 NRSA from the NIDCD to support her research on the auditory effects of TBI.
Postdoc Sergio Vicencio Jimenez was awarded a Postdoctoral Research Accelerator Award from JHU
Postdoc Grace Capshaw (joint with the Moss Lab) received a Young Investigator award from the International Neuroethology Society for her PhD thesis work on salamander hearing.
We welcomed new postdoc Jane Mondul to the lab and welcomed staff scientist Catherine Graham. back to JHU, as well as a bunch of undergrads!
Sergio and Amanda had a blast teaching in the Biology of the Inner Ear course in Woods Hole, and Amanda enjoyed teaching international students in the Neurobiology of Hearing course in Salamanca, Spain!
We’ve had a bunch of papers come out thanks to our fabulous people!
Andresen NS, Kehoe Winslow M, Gregg L, Seal SM, Lehar M, Ward BK, Lauer AM (2022). Insights into presbycusis from the first temporal bone laboratory within the United States. Otol Neurotol, 43(3):400-408.
Kim Y, Schrode KM, Engel J, Vicencio-Jimenez S, Rodriguez G, Lee H, Lauer AM (2022). Auditory behavior in adult-blinded mice. J Assoc Res Otolatyngol, 23, 225-239.
Burke K, Screven LA, Kobrina A, Charlton PE, Schrode K, Villavisanis DF, Dent ML, Lauer AM (2022). Effects of noise exposure and aging on behavioral tone detection in quiet and noise by mice. eNeuro, 9 (3) ENEURO.0391-21.2022
Capshaw G, Vicencio-Jimenez S, Screven LA, Burke K, Weinberg M, Lauer AM (in press). Physiological evidence for delayed age-related hearing loss in two long-lived rodent species (Peromyscus leucopus and P. californicus). J Assoc Res Otolatyngol.