"hearing science" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the study or field of knowledge related to hearing, including topics such as the anatomy and physiology of the ear, hearing disorders, and methods for evaluating and treating hearing loss. Example sentence: "Many breakthroughs in hearing science have led to improved devices and treatments for individuals with hearing impairments."
His mother is an associate professor of audiology and hearing science there.
He moved to America to accept the position, and in 1965 earned his second doctorate, in Speech and Hearing Science.
She is studying for a doctorate in speech, language and hearing science at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Getting sound to the brain is the "first and most important step" in preventing sensory deprivation that can contribute to cognitive dysfunction, said Kelly Tremblay, a professor of speech and hearing science at the University of Washington.
It is important to highlight at this moment that in Brazil, approximately 95% of the Speech-Language and Hearing Science undergraduate students are female.
Until this date, there are no related studies in the field of the Speech-Language and Hearing Science about the use of computer game-based learning methods.
She received a Ph.D. in linguistics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a master's in speech and hearing sciences from Boston University.
Her mother is a professor and the head of the speech and hearing sciences department at the University of Arizona.
College Hill became one of the most influential publishing companies in the speech and hearing sciences, with more than 250 titles in print.
She graduated cum laude from the State University at Binghamton and received a master's degree in speech language and hearing sciences from Lehman College.
"A baby hears all these things and is able to differentiate them before the baby can produce them," said Carol Stoel-Gammon, an emeritus professor of speech and hearing sciences at the University of Washington.
