Current Projects
Support for Disadvantaged Children Needing a Cochlear Implant
Luis Aurelio Castillo Vega is a two year old Peruvian boy who was diagnosed with a Profound Bilateral Neurosensorial Auditive Loss shortly after birth.
Read moreEar Disease and Deafness in Indigenous Australians
Ear disease and deafness in indigenous Australians is present in 90% of children, which is a major health problem. The Graeme Clark Foundation is planning to participate in an explorative study.
Read moreDeveloping Spoken Language in Profoundly Deaf Children
A documentary on giving deaf children the best start in life through fluent spoken language and social integration has been produced, highlighting the benefits that early implantation of cochlear implants brings.
Read moreSocial Participation
Studies are planned to determine how deaf children and adults can use their cochlear implants and/or hearing aids to best effect in education and social settings.
Read moreRecognition of Speech Features for Cochlear Implant Patients
A study has commenced to determine how electrical signals are interpreted as speech.
Read moreTinnitus
The Foundation aims to encourage research into a cure for tinnitus, a condition that affects 10% of the population.
Read moreSpinal Cord Research
The Baulkham Inner Wheel Club donated funds towards the cost of equipment for spinal cord repair and an advanced bionic ear.
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Information for Students
Researching the Cochlear Implant for an assignment? We're here to help you get started.
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