
How is tinnitus connected to neck or jaw pain? Why can some people change their tinnitus through head or neck movements?
Learn all about ‘somatic’ tinnitus with Dr. Sarah Michiels, who specializes in this area. Dr. Michiels is a physiotherapist by training and works as assistant professor in musculoskeletal rehabilitation at Hasselt University in Belgium.

Have you ever wondered if some people are more vulnerable to tinnitus? As it turns out, yes, especially when it comes to chronic, severe, tinnitus.
Learn all about it in this live Q&A event with two experts who are part of our Scientific Advisory Board: Dr. Christopher Cederroth and Dr. Antonio Lopez-Escamez. As experts in neurosciences, genetics, neuroimaging, epidemiology, and more, ask them everything you have wanted to know about who is at risk and what we can do about it.

Join us for Tinnitus Quest‘s very first public Q&A session, featuring Executive Board member Dr. Hamid Djalilian. You will get to ask Dr. Djalilian about his research at UC Irvine, where he is working on an electrical stimulation device for the inner ear to silence tinnitus. And of course, he will speak about the mission of Tinnitus Quest as well.

Join us for Tinnitus Quest‘s second public Q&A session, featuring the head of our Scientific Board Dr. Berthold Langguth. You will get to ask Dr. Langguth about his research at the University of Regensburg, where has worked on a broad array of tinnitus topics, from demographics to diagnosis to clinical guidelines, as well as having investigated treatment options like bimodal stimulation. And of course, he will speak about the mission of Tinnitus Quest as well.

Join us for Tinnitus Quest‘s third public Q&A session, featuring Executive Board member Dr. Dirk de Ridder. You will get to ask Dr. de Ridder about his research on the understanding and treatment of phantom perceptions such as pain and tinnitus, as well as addiction, using non-invasive neuromodulation (TMS, tDCS, tACS, tRNS, tPNS, neurofeedback) and invasive neuromodulation techniques such as brain implants. And of course, he will speak about the mission of Tinnitus Quest as well, and how it fits in with his “war on tinnitus” concept.

Meet all the people behind Tinnitus Quest and ask them anything at this live public event. Whether it be about fundraising, the type of research we will fund, our organizational structure, public communications, or anything else — we’re committed to full transparency, so come prepared to grill us!