Dr. Adrian KC Lee Wins 2014 Young Investigator Program Award from the Office of Naval Research

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The 3-year grant supports work on the implementation of real-time hearing amplification based on reading and classifying brain waves, and understanding how they relate to the  myriad of possible human cognitive states. A total of 24 YIP winners this year were selected from a competitive, diverse pool of nearly 280 candidates. They represent 19 academic institutions across the country in … Read More

Ross Maddox recipient of Hearing Health Foundation’s Emerging Research Grant

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Ross Maddox

As part of a 55 year effort that has brought “dramatic innovations that increase options for those living with hearing loss,” the Hearing Health Foundation awards Emerging Research Grants annually to promising researchers across the country. Dr. Ross Maddox has been selected as a 2013 recipient for his work “Relating behavior to brain in an audio-visual scene.” Congratulations Ross! Read … Read More

Student of Adrian KC Lee wins UW President’s Medal

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Michelle Drews

Michelle Drews, a student who studied with Adrian KC Lee, has been awarded the University of Washington President’s Medal, in recognition of her distinguished academic record. Michelle worked as a research assistant in the Laboratory for Auditory Brain Sciences and Neuroengineering (LABS^N). Through the UW’s Computational Neuroscience Training Program and in collaboration with Dr. Natalia Kleinhans, she spearheaded a pilot … Read More

Patricia Kuhl honored in Association for Psychological Science ‘s 25th anniversary celebration

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I-LABS Co-Director Patricia Kuhl was selected as a William James Fellow, one of 25 distinguished scientists to receive this award. The award plays a key roll in honor of the Association for Psychological Science’s (APS) 25th anniversary celebration. Scientists selected have had “a profound impact on the field of psychological science over the past quarter century”. She will be honored at the … Read More