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Please take this opportunity to register for the MARC which will be held on June 23-25, 2022, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The conference is hosted by Kresge Hearing
Research Institute on the University of Michigan Campus.
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Abstracts are due on Friday, April 29th and you must be registered for the conference to submit an abstract for review
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- After registration is completed, please submit an abstract to present a poster and/or be considered for a talk in one of the
podium sessions.
- Most talks during the MARC are reserved for trainees and early career faculty. Invitations to present in podium sessions will
be determined based on abstract submissions.
- Please limit abstracts to 500 words.
STUDENTS/TRAINEES
from underrepresented minority groups who submit an abstract may be eligible for
travel awards.
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- To foster collaborations among basic, clinical, and translational hearing and vestibular scientists and clinicians from the
Midwest.
- To provide an affordable and accessible opportunity for graduate and postdoctoral students to present their work while interacting
with national leaders in the field at a national-caliber scientific meeting.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
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- Ruth Anne Eatock, PhD -
Ion channels that shape and transmit head-motion signals in rodent utricular hair cells and afferents
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- Gwenaelle Geleoc, PhD -
Development of therapeutic approaches for usher syndrome
- Maria Neimark Geffen, PhD -
Cortical mechanisms for making sense of sounds
- Elisabeth Glowatzki, PhD -
Mechanisms and modulation of synaptic transmission in the mammalian cochlea
- Matthew Kelley, PhD -
Cochlear development; new tools to address old questions
- Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, PhD -
Cortical networks involved in everyday listening
- Larry Trussell, PhD -
Exploring the diversity of cell types in the cochlear nucleus
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- Principal Investigators and faculty - $80 per person
- Students and trainees - $30 per person
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- Dormitory rooms on the University of Michigan campus will be available for $65.60 per night. Information about how to reserve
a dorm room will be provided after conference registration is completed.
- Attendees can also reserve rooms at any of the Ann Arbor hotels. Here are a few often used by guests to UM.
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Funding for this conference was made possible in part by R13 DC020381 from the National Institute on Deafness and
Other Communication Disorders. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention by trade names,
commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.
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