Celebrating successes in audiology research publications

One of many notable achievements can be found in the latest metrics from the International Journal of Audiology (IJA), a leading Q1 journal for the discipline. As of November 2024, articles led by five of our researchers accounted for almost 20% of the top 30 most-read papers over the last 12 months.

We congratulate those researchers and their co-authors for producing high-quality, impactful research and, importantly, for sharing these findings with the broader audiology community. The works listed below span a diverse array of our research interests and expertise. Congratulations to these lead authors, their co-authors, and all other department members who have had publication success across 2024.

• Vestibular function and balance performance in children with sensorineural hearing loss. Donella Chisari, Jessica Vitkovic, Ross Clark & Gary Rance (this article was the third most viewed in IJA for 2024)
• Interviews with musicians with hearing aids. Sarah Swann, Ian O’Brien, Gary Rance & Richard Dowell
• Tone-burst elicited auditory brainstem responses in full-term and pre-term infants. Gary Rance, Dani Tomlin & Kelley Graydon
• Evaluating benefits of remote microphone technology for adults with hearing loss using behavioural and predictive metrics. Julien Zanin, Jonathan Vaisberg, Sarah Swann & Gary Rance
• Adults’ recollections of discussions with their audiologist: a qualitative study of what was and was not successfully communicated about listening difficulties. Zoe McNeice, Dani Tomlin, Barbra Timmer, Camille Short & Karyn Galvin