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Tens of thousands of Australian lives changed, over three million to go
15 June, 201620 July, 2016

National science prize for Melbourne hearing aid revolutionary Elaine Saunders Photos below or watch the video (from ATSE): www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3jvfFoXIRc Official media release from ATSE: www.scienceinpublic.com.au/media-releases/atse-release More information in the backgrounder or at www.blameysaunders.com.au Four million Australians, young and old, need a hearing aid. Without one they’re at risk of losing their friends, their partner, their job and…

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(ATSE media release) Innovation and a thick skin wins out for top science award
15 June, 201615 June, 2016

Embargo 6pm Wednesday 15 June Hearing aids are not all the same, despite claims to the contrary, and price is no longer a good indicator of quality. This is a message from Dr Elaine Saunders, who is today set to receive Australia’s top honour for our leading visionaries, a prestigious ATSE Clunies Ross Award in…

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Backgrounder
15 June, 201630 June, 2016

Elaine Saunders wins Clunies Ross Award Blamey Saunders hears How the system works The technology Funding The people Additional links

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From the bionic ear to the ‘audiologist in your pocket
8 April, 201513 March, 2018

The Aussie hearing system you can set up yourself or for your gran: online and on your phone From the bionic ear to the ‘audiologist in your pocket’ – high performance, low cost hearing for the four million of us who don’t want to admit our hearing loss Images and background information below. An Australian…

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A better hearing test: invented in Melbourne, using words not beeps
26 November, 201319 August, 2014

Free and available online now for the four million Australians with hearing loss It’s taken 70 years to invent a better hearing test. That’s how long we’ve been using the classic ‘beep’ audiology test, first developed to assess returned soldiers from WW2. A team of Melbourne researchers has now created a new test that uses…

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Saving the iPod generation – Peter Blamey wins Clunies Ross Award
14 June, 201225 November, 2013

A hearing loss expert who will tonight be awarded one of Australia’s top science prizes will address students in Sydney Friday 15 June on the danger posed by their iPods.

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One of the best resolutions you’ll ever hear
3 January, 20126 January, 2012

Call for millions of Australians to take control of their hearing – and transform their lives One in six Australians couldn’t experience the full impact of the popping corks and fireworks to see in the New Year.

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It’s a Merry Christmas. Can you hear it?
19 December, 20116 January, 2012

If you can’t, it’s time to take control and act!

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An old home for unique Australian-designed hearing aid technology
23 November, 201129 November, 2011

Empowering a generation to take control of their hearing The Australian hearing aid company Blamey & Saunders Hearing’s new clinic and offices will be opened this evening at 6 pm at historic 364 Albert Street, East Melbourne, by Michelle Gallaher, CEO of the BioMelbourne Network. The new hearing aid has evolved from sound technologies developed…

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Making hearing aids in Melbourne
27 April, 20113 November, 2011

The next generation of hearing aids could be made in Melbourne thanks to a Victorian government grant that will fast-track the prototyping of Australian-designed hearing aids. The $50,000 small technology grant will fund Australia Hears to use RMIT’s rapid prototyping facilities to test new hearing aid designs.

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