We are pleased to announce the dates of the 7th Virtual Conference on Computational Audiology (VCCA 2026), which will take place online on 25–26 June 2026.
VCCA 2026 will continue the tradition of previous editions by providing a high-quality, fully virtual, and freely accessible forum for the presentation and discussion of cutting-edge research in computational audiology and hearing science.
Day 1 – Understanding Hearing: From Perception to Cognition
Decoding how the brain hears — linking auditory computation, spatial processing, and cognitive effort.
- Computational Audiology & Digital Hearing Research
- Binaural Hearing & Spatial Sound Perception
- Speech-in-Noise and Auditory Scene Analysis
- Cognition, Listening Effort & Brain Connectivity
- Hidden Hearing Loss and Subclinical Auditory Disorders
- Objective Measures and Biomarkers in Hearing Research
Day 2 – Transforming Hearing Science: From AI to Clinical Impact
Where intelligent technology meets personalised hearing care.
- Machine Learning & AI for Hearing Science
- Tele-Audiology and Next-Generation Clinical Tools
- Cochlear Implants: Challenges and Prospects
- Hearing-Aid Innovation and Performance Assessment
- From Lab to Clinic: Ensuring Impact of Computational Hearing Research
- Multisensory and Vestibular Integration
Abstract submission and free conference registration will open in January 2026. Further details and updates will be shared in the coming months.
Preliminary information about the conference is already available on the website:
https://computationalaudiology.com/events/vcca2026/
On behalf of the Computational Audiology Network (CAN) and the VCCA 2026 Organising Committee, we would also like to take this opportunity to wish you a restful holiday season and a very successful start to 2026. We look forward to welcoming you to VCCA next year.
With kind regards,
Joaquín T. Valderrama
On behalf of the CAN and the VCCA 2026 Organising Committee
Dr. Joaquín T. Valderrama, Dr. Maria Amparo Callejón Leblic, Dr. Miriam Isabel Marrufo Pérez
Joaquín T. Valderrama-Valenzuela, PhD
Ramón y Cajal Fellow
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