The Psychoacoustic Lens: Why Measurement Still Matters in Tinnitus
As tinnitus research increasingly focuses on brain networks, psychological processes, and clinical outcomes, the role of psychoacoustic measurement has sometimes been questioned. This article revisits Read More
Clinical Interventions for Tinnitus: What Works, for Whom, and Why
Clinical intervention research continues to be one of the most active and practically relevant areas in tinnitus science. This article reviews the expanding evidence base for tinnitus treatments, focu Read More
Epidemiology and Population Studies: Mapping Global Risk and Vulnerability in Tinnitus
Epidemiological and population-based research continues to play a central role in shaping contemporary understanding of tinnitus. This article examines how large-scale studies from around the world ar Read More
Special Issue in Audiology Research on Translational Audiology for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia
Researchers and clinicians are invited to contribute to a Special Issue titled Translational Audiology for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia in the journal Audiology Research.
This Special Issue fo Read More
Special Issue in Brain Sciences on Neural and Cognitive Mechanisms of Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Misophonia
Researchers and clinicians working in tinnitus and sound intolerance are invited to contribute to a Special Issue titled Neural and Cognitive Mechanisms of Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Misophonia in the Read More
Sister Conference Announcement: Call for Abstracts – 8th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia (ICHM8)
Abstract submissions are now open for the 8th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia (ICHM8), which will take place from 14–16 October 2026 in Hanover, Germany. As a sister conferenc Read More
The Foundations of a Cure: Basic Research in a Shifting Policy Landscape
As tinnitus research becomes increasingly focused on clinical application and service delivery, questions are sometimes raised about the continued role of basic auditory and animal research. This arti Read More
The Eagle Rises: How United States Tinnitus Research Is Closing In
Tinnitus research in the United States has developed along a distinctive trajectory, shaped by large-scale population data, veteran health systems, and a strong emphasis on clinical translation. This Read More
Tinnitus Is Waking Up the Dragon: China’s Expanding Role in Global Tinnitus Science
China’s rapid emergence as a global leader in tinnitus research represents one of the most striking developments in the field over the past decade. This article examines how scale, strategic investm Read More
Global Patterns in Tinnitus Research: What the Past Year Reveals
Understanding the direction of tinnitus research requires more than reading individual studies. It requires stepping back and examining how the field is evolving as a whole. This article provides a gl Read More
National Tinnitus Awareness Week 2026: A Field Moving Forward Together
National Tinnitus Awareness Week 2026 arrives at a moment of growing confidence within the global tinnitus community. The past year has seen sustained expansion in scientific output, deeper internatio Read More
From Science to Practice: Running Tinnitus Services in the NHS (Call for Participation)
A Symposium within the World Tinnitus Congress (WTC)
30 June-2 July 2027, London, UK
The World Tinnitus Congress (WTC) invites clinicians and service leads from NHS tinnitus services to participat Read More
A Glimpse of What’s Ahead: Conferences and Training in Audiology 2026–2027
Free Webinar Announced for Audiologists
Upcoming Global Conferences & Training Opportunities (2026–2027)
Date: Wednesday, 21 January 2026
Time:
10:00 AM UK
1:00 PM Istanbul
12:00 PM Cape Town
3 Read More
A Glimpse of What’s Ahead: Major Audiology & Tinnitus Conferences and Training Opportunities 2026–2027
Free Webinar Announced for Audiologists: Upcoming Global Conferences & Training Opportunities (2025–2027)**
Date of Webinar: Wednesday, 10 December 2025Time: 6:00 PM (UK time)Format: Online Webi Read More
Excelling tinnitus care in your country contributes to global standards.
Across the world, many people live with an experience that feels like sound yet has no clear source, an inner perception that can unsettle thought, emotion, and peace of mind. To help them is to engag Read More
Open Call: International Consensus on Criteria for Tinnitus Disability
We are launching an international initiative to define formal, clinically useful criteria for when tinnitus constitutes a disability — to improve access to care, workplace accommodations, social sup Read More
Tinnitus Book Show: Author Presentations & Live Webinars
As part of the 4th World Tinnitus Congress (30 June – 2 July 2027, London), we are hosting a special programme to showcase books authored by clinicians, researchers, and people with lived experience Read More
Open Call: International Consensus on Core Competencies, Training Standards, and Service Delivery in Tinnitus Care
As part of the 4th World Tinnitus Congress (London, 30 June – 2 July 2027), we are launching a global consensus initiative to define the minimum professional standards for tinnitus care.
This initia Read More
Highlights from the 2025 World Tinnitus Congress: Global Progress Toward Stratified and Multimodal Tinnitus Care
The Journal of Hearing Science has published a new paper by Dr Hashir Aazh, founder of the Hashir International Institute, summarising the key scientific insights from the 2025 World Tinnitus C Read More
Tinnitus UK joins WTC2027 as a Strategic Partner
We are delighted to announce that Tinnitus UK has joined the 4th World Tinnitus Congress & 15th International Tinnitus Seminar (London, 30 June – 2 July 2027) as a Strategic Partner.
This partne Read More
Professor Brian C. J. Moore Awarded Marilyn Penner Distinguished Lecture at WTC/ITS 2027
📣 Press Release
We are honoured to announce that Professor Brian C. J. Moore has been awarded the Marilyn Penner Distinguished Lecture on Psychoacoustics of Tinnitus at the 4th World Tinnitus Congr Read More
WTC2027 Announces Strategic Partnership with the European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS)
Press Release
WTC2027 Announces Strategic Partnership with the European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS)
London, UK – The 4th World Tinnitus Congress and 15th International Tinnitus Seminar Read More
Strategic Partnership with the International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies (IFOS)
Press Release
WTC2027 Announces Strategic Partnership with the International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies (IFOS)
London, UK – We are delighted to announce that the International Fe Read More
New Distinguished Lecture Series Announced for WTC 2027
World Tinnitus Congress to Launch Distinguished Lecture Series in London 2027
New lecture programme to recognise excellence across tinnitus science, care, and leadership
The 4th World Tinnitus Congr Read More
WTC 2027 Launches the Ouroboros Lecture
World Tinnitus Congress Announces the Ouroboros Lecture: A New Flagship Keynote Bridging Mechanism and Meaning
The organisers of the 4th World Tinnitus Congress (WTC 2027) are pleased to announce the Read More
London Wins Bid to Host the 4th World Tinnitus Congress
London Announced as Host City for the 4th World Tinnitus Congress and XV International Tinnitus Seminar
Global summit on tinnitus science and care to take place in June-July 2027
The Hashir Interna Read More
A Glimpse of the Tinnitus Specialism Masterclass (March 2026, Belgium) and the World Tinnitus Congress (London 2027)
Free webinar announced by Hashir International Institute and ON-GEHOORD
A free educational webinar, jointly organised by the Hashir International Institute (United Kingdom) and ON-GEHOORD (Belgium), w Read More