IEB 2024 Warsaw will take place from Sunday, 15 September to Tuesday, 17 September 2024.
It is hosted jointly by the World Hearing Center and the Institute of Sensory Organs. It will be held in the World Hearing Center in Kajetany on Sunday and in the Hilton Warsaw City Hotel and Conference Center from Monday to Tuesday.
The Inner Ear Biology Workshop is organized annually by a group of scientists interested in and actively pursuing the research of inner ear biology.
The annual meetings are held in different European academic centers with the objective of a free exchange of scientific accomplishments.
Interested scientists are welcome to attend the Workshop and present their results as oral or poster presentations.
Key Dates:
– Abstract submission deadline: 30 April 2024
We will notify you whether you have been selected for a podium presentation about one month after the abstract deadline.
– Early bird registration before: 30 April 2024
– Regular registration: 1 May – 14 August 2024
– Late registration from: 15 August 2024
– Registration closure: 30 September 2024
– Spoendlin Junior Award: Short-listed nominees will be informed by 10 June 2024. The extended abstract should be provided by 30 June 2024. The awardee will be notified by the 15 August 2024
Contact us:
Conference Secretariat: contact@ieb2024.com
Sponsor relations: partners@ieb2024.com
The 7th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia (ICHM7) is planned for Sunday to Tuesday, 15 – 17 September 2024. It will take place in Warsaw, Poland.
The meeting is addressed to audiologists, psychologists, ENT doctors, and other hearing professionals working with patients suffering from hyperacusis, misophonia, or tinnitus.
The scientific program will aim to provide a practical guide for improving your research and clinical work. We look to bring together clinical workers and researchers from worldwide to discuss the latest studies, ideas, and challenges.
Call for abstracts
We invite you to participate in the 7th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia by submitting an abstract for a presentation.
Abstract Submission deadline: 30 May 2024. https://ichm7.pl/
Contact us:
Conference Secretariat: contact@ichm7.pl
Sponsor relations: partners@ichm7.pl
“Plenitude of sound through the looking glass” or e-Festival and e-conference
This year Prof. Henryk Skarżyński together with the team of the World Hearing Center in Kajetany invites you to participate in the 6th Festival “Beats of Cochlea”.
e-Festival 13-15 July 2020
This year’s edition entitled “Plenitude of sound through the looking glass” – due to the extraordinary circumstances caused by Covid-19 – is planned as a fully online event, guaranteeing safety of both participants and spectators. Workshops, courses and scientific lectures will be available on the festival’s website: https://festiwal.ifps.org.pl/en, without leaving home, you will be able to expand your knowledge and musical skills, as well as experience the creative power of music.
e-Conference 13.07.2020.
During the e-Festival, we also invite patients, their families, scientists and clinical staff and all interested persons to follow a scientific e-conference of the same title on the screens of their computers. The conference will take place on July 13 at the World Hearing Center in Kajetany, and you will be able to follow it online or watch materials posted on the festival’s website at any time at your convenience.
e-Workshops 14.07.2020.
Participants of both the e-Festival and e-conference will have the opportunity to fall in love with the magical realm of sounds, and online classes will help them to explore and fully enjoy it. Everyone will also be able to feel the healing power of art. The participants will experience the plenitude of sound during online art therapy workshops, with art activities as a way of self-expression, which is perfectly mastered by all artists, dancers or musicians.
The organizers invite you to the following activities and workshops:
- Dalcroze eurhythmics and dance therapy workshops – during online activities we will see and feel how eurhythmics develops the artistic abilities, improves mindfulness, memory and lateralization.
- Real breath of life, or music therapy – we all know that music strongly affects our nervous system, i.a. neural network in the brain, increases neuroplasticity and supports the reconstruction of connections between its various regions. Properly selected music relaxes, helps to sleep or animates, boosts energy.
- Some therapy for everyone, or online mindfulness workshops – the exercises helpful for all – children, youth and adults, especially people suffering from tinnitus. They will be led by Krzysztof Stachyra, PhD, World Federation of Music Therapy.
- Classes for singing and speech lovers – tunique online workshops on voice emission and speech.
Online gala concert 15 July 2020
To close the e-Festival a gala concert, in an unusual but attractive form, will be streamed directly to your home. Besides performances of festival laureates you will also be able to see and hear the most emotional and beautiful fragments of the Interrupted Silence musical in a form specially prepared for this occasion. Musical with a script written by Prof. Henryk Skarżyński, music composed by Prof. Krzesimir Dębski, and directed by Michał Znaniecki had its premiere on 15 September 2019 in the Warsaw Chamber Opera in Warsaw.
More information about the e-Festival “Beats of Cochlea”, including regulations and application form, can be found on the website: https://festiwal.ifps.org.pl/en
The program of the Festival is available HERE.
You are more than welcome!
The Scientific and Organizing Committee of the XV Scientific and Training Conference of the Audiological and Phoniatric Section of the Polish Society of Otorhinolaryngologists Head and Neck Surgeons informs that the Audiofon Conference is postpone due to concerns regarding COVID-19.
The Audiofon Conference is postponed to another term associated with the XXXV World Congress of Audiology.
The new date of the conference was set for April 18-19, 2021.
– Thank you to everyone who contributed to the creation of the scientific program and submitted abstracts, prepared papers and proposed scientific sessions. Further information on organizational matters, including fees, will be published on the Audiofon Conference website and sent to you by e-mail – prof. dr hab. n. med. dr h.c. multi Henryk Skarżyński, Chairman of the Scientific and Organizing Committee.
The Organizers of the XXXV World Congress of Audiology, has decided to postpone the WCA2020 due to concerns regarding COVID-19.
The new date for the meeting is set for April 18-21, 2021.
The Organizers would like to thank for excellent work to prepare abstracts and presentations, organize sessions for the meeting.
They are preparing the information for the participants who already submitted abstracts and registered for the Congress.
All informations you can find at the Congress website.
Members of the International Society for Telemedicine and e-Health – ISFTeH met on 28.01.2020 in Kajetany, at the headquarters of the Institute of Sensory Organs (INZ), which is an institutional member of ISfTeH. INZ is represented by prof. Piotr H. Skarżyński – Science and Development Director of INZ, who in ISfTeH is the vice-president and representative of institutional members.
The Polish representation on the Management Board of the International Telemedicine Organization is proof of recognition for many years of intensive work for the development and promotion of telemedicine in the country and abroad, for involvement in the development of the first National Teleaudiology Network in Poland and the effects of international scientific research, hearing and hearing screening – consultation in Africa and Asia.
ISfTeH is a partner unit of the WHO. Mission of ISfTeH is a facilitate the international dissemination of knowledge and experience in Telemedicine and eHealth and providing access to recognized experts in the field worldwide.
17-18 April 2020 in Warsaw will place XV Scientific and Training Conference of the Audiological and Phoniatric Section of the Polish Society of Otorhinolaryngologists Head and Neck Surgeons. This year the Audiofon Conference will accompany the international scientific event which is the XXXV World Audiological Congress. The Conference will meet together phoniatrists, audiologists, otolaryngologists, psychologists, pedagogues and speech therapists, acousticians, clinical engineers, bioinformatics specialists, hearing specialist and a large group of young scientists.
The Audiofon 2020 Conference will be a great time for group discussion of the greatest specialists in the field of otorhinolaryngology, audiology and phoniatrics. It is also an opportunity to exchange information and experience on the latest technological developments that support the diagnosis and treatment of hearing and speech disorders. Much attention will be devoted to the subject of mental health and quality of life of people with hearing loss and tinnitus.
18-21 April 2021 scientists and practicing audiologists from all continents will meet in Warsow at XXXV World Congress of Audiology. Meeting will be lively platform for sharing the latest clinical and research news. It will be a productive and invigorating meeting for all participants.
Congress is organized biannual by International Society of Audiology – the Global Home Of Audiology that connects professionals in Audiology from around the world. Vision of ISA is to facilitate the knowledge, protection and rehabilitation of human hearing.
Co-organizers XXXV Congress of Audiology in Poland are The World Hearing Center and Institute of Sensory Organs .
Check program: Program XXXV WCA
Register now: Register
World Hearing Forum (WHF) welcomed Institute of Sensory Organs as a member of the World Hearing Forum.
The WHF envisions a world in which no person experiences hearing loss due to preventable causes and those with hearing loss can achieve their full potential through rehabilitation, education and empowerment. The goal of the Forum is to facilitate the implementation of the WHA70.13 resolution and support WHO’s advocacy actions in the field of hearing.
Objectives:
• Undertake advocacy efforts for galvanizing support and raise awareness for ear and hearing care
• Promote networking for knowledge sharing.
The World Hearing Forum has been established by WHO, as a global network of stakeholders promoting ear and hearing care worldwide. Members of this advocacy network will commit to facilitating implementation of World Health Assembly resolution WHA70.13 on “Prevention of deafness and hearing loss” and supporting Member States in this regard.
Approximately 466 million people live with disabling hearing loss; of these, 34 million are children. In addition, 1.1 billion young people are at risk of hearing loss due to exposure to noise in recreational settings and through personal audio devices. It is expected that these numbers will rise considerably in the coming decades, unless action is taken to prevent and treat hearing loss.
The World Hearing Forum (2018-2025) will fill a critical gap by bringing a collective vision to advocacy and collaboration in this field. Through networking and by sharing knowledge, skills and experiences from the field, the World Hearing Forum will galvanize action towards a world in which no person experiences hearing loss due to preventable causes and those with hearing loss can achieve their full potential through early identification and appropriate management of their condition.
The World Hearing Forum opening Membership Assembly will be hold on 4-5 December 2019.
