Volumes and issues
1/2016 vol. 6
REVIEW PAPER
A REVIEW OF THE CLINICAL APPLICABILITY OF SPEECH-EVOKED AUDITORY BRAINSTEM RESPONSES
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):9–16
REVIEW PAPER
THE REMARKABLE FROG EAR: IMPLICATIONS FOR VERTEBRATE HEARING
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):17–30
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
EFFECT OF AGE ON TIME-COMPRESSED SPEECH PERCEPTION AND SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE IN NORMAL-HEARING INDIVIDUALS
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):33–39
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
EFFECT OF CARNATIC VOCAL MUSIC TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE ON CORTICAL AUDITORY EVOKED POTENTIALS
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):40–47
CONFERENCE REPORT
REPORT OF THE 6TH EMIRATES OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION DISORDERS CONGRESS, 13–15 JANUARY 2016, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):51–52
CONFERENCE REPORT
REPORT ON THE 39TH ANNUAL MIDWINTER MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY, 20–24 FEBRUARY, 2016, SAN DIEGO, CA, USA
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):53–54
CONFERENCE REPORT
REPORT ON THE 43RD AMERICAN AUDITORY SOCIETY SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGY MEETING, 3–5 MARCH 2016, SCOTTSDALE, AZ, USA
J Hear Sci 2016;6(1):55
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