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Dear colleagues,
The paper deadline for the AES conference on Music Induced
Hearing Disorders has been extended to March 1st, 2018.
Papers may be submitted without prior abstract and précis
acceptance, thus submission remains open for anyone with
an interest in contributing.
Invited and confirmed speakers are (more information here: http://www.aes.org/conferences/2018/hearing/speakers.cfm):
Dr. Nina Kraus (keynote), Hugh Knowles Professor of
Communication Sciences, Neurobiology, and Otolaryngology at
Northwestern University.
Dr.
Sharon Kujawa, Associate
Professor of Otolaryngology, Harvard Medical School, and
Director of Audiology Research and a Senior Scientist in the
Eaton-Peabody Laboratories, Massachusetts Eye and Ear
Infirmary, Boston, MA
Dr. Marshall Chasin, Audiologist
and the Director of Auditory Research at the Musicians'
Clinics of Canada, Adjunct Professor at the University
of Toronto (in Linguistics), Associate Professor in the
School of Communication Disorders and Sciences at the
Western University, and Adjunct Research Assistant
Professor at the State University of New York (SUNY) at
Buffalo.
Dr.
Elizabeth Beach, Elizabeth is a senior
research psychologist at the National Acoustic
Laboratories, and a researcher with the HEARing CRC.
Dr. Cory Portnuff, Clinical audiologist at the University of
Colorado Hospital and an Assistant Clinical Professor at the
University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine.
On behalf of the organizing committee
Dorte Hammershøi & Jon Boley
Papers co-chair
On 13-11-2017 20:53, Jon Boley wrote:
Call for
Contributions:
3rd AES
International Conference on Music Induced Hearing Disorders
The Audio
Engineering Society seeks presentations for this June 20-22,
2018 conference event in Chicago, IL, USA.
The Audio
Engineering Society (AES) has issued a call for papers to be
presented at its 2018 AES International Conference on Music
Induced Hearing Disorders. This is the third AES conference on
the topic, and will continue the important task of presenting
and discussing advances in the state of the art in hearing
loss diagnosis and prevention, as well as strategies,
technologies, and devices related to safe yet impactful music
production and reproduction. The event will take place at
Columbia College in Chicago, IL, USA, June 20-22, 2018.
Researchers from
both the audiology and pro audio fields are invited to submit
papers for presentation at the conference. Proposed topics for
presentation include: Music versus Noise as an Exposure Agent;
Hearing Exposure Measurement and Control Devices; Sound Level
Management for Live Events; Active and Passive Hearing
Protection Devices; Hearing Loss in the Music Industry;
Electronic Devices for Hearing Impaired Musicians and Sound
Engineers; Standardization and Legislation of Exposure to
Music; and other related topics. For a full list of suggested
topics, please visit http://www.aes.org/conferences/2018/hearing/CFC.cfm .
Papers: Authors may submit a title, 60 to 120-word
abstract, and 500 to 750-word précis of a proposed paper at http://www.aes.org/2018mihd_authors/ by
December 15, 2017. Authors submitting abstracts will be
notified of preliminary acceptance by January 15, 2018 and
must submit a full paper for peer review (4 to 10 pages) by
February 15. Authors not wishing to pre-submit abstracts may
submit a full paper for peer review by February 15. Final
acceptance and feedback from peer review will be notified by
March 15 and final manuscripts, taking into account
feedback, should be submitted by April 15.
Workshops and Technology Demonstrations: workshops and
technology demonstrations will complement the conference
papers sessions, led by experts in the field. These events
will provide in-depth yet practical discussions related to
hearing technologies, while demonstrating the application of
science in real-world scenarios. Authors are encouraged to
submit proposals by April 15, 2018 by contacting 2018mihd_workshops@xxxxxxx directly.
Proposals should include a title, abstract if relevant, name
of convenor, and possible contributors.
Manuscripts presented in the conference will be
considered for a special issue of the AES Journal on the
topic
The 2018 AES
International Conference on Music Induced Hearing Disorders is
being chaired by Robert Schulein and Michael Santucci.
Co-chairs for papers are Prof. Dorte Hammershøi, MScEE, PhD,
of Aalborg University and Jon Boley, PhD of GN Advanced
Science. General conference information including the Call For
Papers for the Conference on Music-Induced Hearing Disorders
can be found at: http://www.aes.org/conferences/2018/hearing .
Further inquiries may be addressed via email at < 2018mihd_papers@xxxxxxx>.
On behalf of the
organizing committee
Dorte Hammershøi
& Jon Boley
Papers co-chairs
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