Breakthrough research is improving the lives of children with hearing loss and their families around the world.
Areas of Research
The Hospital is one of the world's largest facilities devoted to the study of disorders of hearing, speech, language and learning. Studies focus on the neurobiological aspects of hearing, hereditary communication disorders, and clinical and behavioral human communication. Click here to meet our staff of reseachers.
Current External Support Sources
External support is provided for institutional and individual grants through a variety of resources, including the National Institutes of Health. Collaboration with other research facilities and scientists, and state and federal agencies enhance studies.
Current Studies
Boys Town National Research Hospital research scientists are recognized both nationally and internationally for their many contributions to our understanding of hearing loss. Most studies are supported by the National Institutes of Health. Adult and child volunteers are essential for the success of our ongoing research programs, which help us to develop new tests and intervention strategies that improve services to both children and adults with hearing loss. Progress can only be made with the help of volunteers who participate in studies.
Postdoctoral Training
Opportunities are available for postdoctoral fellows seeking to develop and broaden their research capabilities in scientific disciplines related to human communication disorders.
Short Term Research - AuD
An excellent opportunity for AuD students to obtain a significant exposure to research.
Pre-doctoral Training
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