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Welcome to the Auditory Aging site. The research lab is run by Björn Herrmann, a cognitive neuroscientist studying how we engage in listening and communication as we age.

Björn is a scientist and Tier II Canada Research Chair at the Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Hospital and an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, in Canada. His research spans from mechanistic neurophysiology to real-world listening experiences in the context of auditory aging.

To learn more about our research click here.

If you are interested in our research and would like to participate in research studies, please send us an email through our participant registration form.

We are looking for a postdoc with fMRI & auditory cognitive neuroscience background and interest. Please check out details here.

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RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

If you are interested in research opportunities in the area of Auditory Aging, please find more details here. You may also want to read about skills that may help you to be successful in your undergraduate and graduate studies.

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHERS

Post-docs may want to look at the Banting FellowshipsMarie Curie fellowships (Europeans), CIHR FellowshipsNSERC Fellowships, or other lists provided by UofO and JHU.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

We often look for people who are interested in our work and who could see themselves as an MSc or PhD student. Please check out the application information at UofT.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

Undergraduate students should send Dr. Herrmann a CV, transcript, writing sample, as well as a short description of why they are interested in this area of research and the time commitment they are able to make.

CURRENT & PREVIOUS FUNDING

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CONTACT US

Björn Herrmann

Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest

3560 Bathurst St, North York

M6A 2E1, ON, Canada

+1 416 785 2500 ext. 2614

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