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Tinnitus Research

Lynton

Neuroscientific meanderings of a PhD student

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Tinnitus Research

The first study that I am involved in for my PhD is a large study that is looking at non invasive brain stimulation and its ability to relieve tinnitus symptoms. My main focus is on using EEG to evaluate the possibility of using it as a too...

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  • Lynton

    Research assistant in neuroscience. Random techie. SAHMRI, Adelaide Uni, Flinders, Uni SA. Now is doing a PhD focussed on neuromodulation of Tinnitus, and objective measures using EEG an neuroimaging.

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