Can You Hear Me?

Join Rishi for the vicenary episode of Can You Hear Me?, where he dives into Dr. Dáibhid Ó Maoiléidigh's, ENT professor at Stanford University, unique journey from high-energy physics to hearing loss research.

Join Rishi for a chat with Dr. Anthony Ricci, professor of otolaryngology at Stanford University, as they discuss the integral role of basic science research to the field of otolaryngology as a whole.

Join Rishi for an interview with Dr. Jussi Jaatinen, researcher and oboist for the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, as they discuss Dr. Jaatinen's unique experiences as a musician with a cochlear implant and how this has influenced his research.

Listen in for a chat with Dr. Nicole Jiam, neurotologist at the University of California San Francisco. She talks about how her clinical experience inspired her to start IIAM Health, a company dedicated to making the physician referrals process easier.

Join Rishi for a chat with Dr. David Landsberger, professor of otolaryngology at NYU. Over 17 minutes, they discuss Dr. Landsberger's breakthrough research in cochlear implants and his outlook on the future of hearing loss research.

Join Rishi for a quick chat with clinical audiologist turned entrepreneur, Dr. Emma Durazzo, as she talks about Anywhere Audiology, her company bridging the gap for patients needing hearing care.

Join Rishi for a chat with Dr. Aaron Moberly, otolaryngologist at Vanderbilt University, as they discuss his research into poor cochlear implant research.

Join Rishi for a chat with Dr. Katie Berg, audiologist and assistant professor of otolaryngology at WashU. Listen in to hear her predictions for the future of music perception in cochlear implants!

Join Rishi for a chat with Dr. Andie DeFreese, audiologist and PhD student at Vanderbilt University, as they discuss her experiences getting into hearing loss research and treatment!

Join Rishi for a discussion with Dr. Sunil Puria, associate professor of otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School, past president of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology, and current chair of the International Hearing Aid Research Conference. Listen in as they talk about all of Dr. Puria's interesting experiences navigating hearing research.