Research Opportunity in WI

January 11, 2008

Please take note of this research opportunity in Madison, WI and share in

your respective circles. This is bilateral hearing research under the

direction of Ruth Litovsky at the UW-Waisman Center. I have been asked to

circulate this notice and to encourage people to participate in this

worthwhile study.

Warmly, Carol in WI

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Do you wear one or two Nucleus Cochlear Implants?

Help us learn more about:

-How the brain processes auditory information

-How you understand speech in noisy environments

-How you are able to localize sounds in multi-source environments

Adults with unilateral as well as bilateral Nucleus cochlear implants are

invited to take part in our studies.

The following criteria need to be met:

-Onset of deafness after age of 18 years

-Use of CI device(s) for at least 12 months

-Use of Nucleus 24 or Freedom device(s)

Participants will spend 3-4 days at our facilities in Madison, WI. If you

live outside the Madison area, typically, you would arrive the evening

before testing begins and stay in a comfortable nearby hotel.

Stipend of $100/day

- Travel Reimbursement

- Free Hotel Stay

- Meal allowance

- Expenses for travel companion

For more information or to make an appointment:

Godar, M.A., CCC-A

1500 Highland Ave Room 556

Madison, WI 53705

608-262-7483

608-263-2918 (fax)

Godar@...

January 11, 2008

I see an opportunity here for those folks that are retire and but can still

travel. You have a chance to see Wisconsin, is cold up there, plus you get pay.

carol burns <lvmyci@...> wrote: Please take note of this research

opportunity in Madison, WI and share in