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Raible Lab
The Raible Lab collaborates on studies concerning hair cell regeneration. More >>
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Rubelab
The research programs in Rubelab endeavor to understand cellular processes underlying the development of information processing in the auditory system. Anatomical, physiological, and acoustical methods are used to examine development of cellular mechanisms underlying acoustic signal processing by the inner ear. More >>
Rubinstein Lab
Dr. Rubinstein's lab explores cochlear implant signal processing to develop and improve implantable devices that combat the effects of hearing loss and disequalibrium. More >>
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VIRGINIA MERRILL BLOEDEL HEARING RESEARCH CENTER

University of Washington, Box 357923, CHDD Building, CD176 Seattle, WA 98195-7923, Phone 206.685.2962, FAX 206.616.1828, bloedel@u.washington.edu