While tinnitus is a common symptom, current-day treatments reduce the impact than specifically address the percept itself. Globally, tinnitus sufferers demand a permanent solution to this problem. Although market research demonstrates a strong commercial opportunity, the amount of scientific research and financial investment is small compared to other chronic health conditions. TRI 2023 aims to bring together world-class scientists, industrialists, clinicians and policymakers, patients and caregivers to address these impending issues thereby seeking to bridge the gap between academia, industry, medicine & society (AIMS). We aspire to join hands with experts from emerging scientific fields such as big data science, personalized medicine, neuroinflammation, genetics etc. who can give us insights about their successful translations from bench to bedside. Through this meeting we intend to open new avenues of research, clinical practices, and patient engagement strategies in tinnitus, setting us on a path of disruptive innovation. This led us to title the conference Engineering the future of tinnitus: Bridging Academia, Industry, Medicine & Society.
Sven Vanneste & Anusha Mohan
TRI 2023 will be held at the Trinity Business School in Trinity College Dublin, the oldest academic institution in Ireland. Established in 1592 as the College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth in the heart of Dublin city, Trinity College draws more than 400 years of history and houses some of the oldest relics in the world. Complementing its glory is Dublin city itself, weaving centuries of culture and tradition between the modern folds of the third millennium. This year at TRI 2023, along with our vision to #BridgingAIMS, we are honoured to give our delegates a taste of the infamous Irish culture and tradition through our social events.
Sven Vanneste is a Professor of Neuroscience and the Head of School of Psychology at Trinity College Dublin. He is also the co-founder of Brai3n clinic in Belgium. His research focusses on the underlying neural mechanims for tinnitus and desginning novel neuromodulation approach for the treatment of tinnitus.
Anusha Mohan is an Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health at the Global Brain Health Institute at Trinity College Dublin. She is also the Director of the TRI Academy, the dissertation and communication wing of the Tinnitus Research Initiative Foundation.
Registration is now open for the Engineering the future of tinnitus - Tinnitus Research Initiative Conference from June6 to 9 June, 2023 in Dublin - Ireland
Regular Registration | Late Registration | ||
until April 15, 2023 | until Conference, 2023 | ||
Scientist/Clinician | 400 € | 500 € | |
Industry | 500 € | 600 € | |
Student | 300 € | 350 € | |
Patient Organisation | 400 € | 500 € |
Trinity College Dublin
Digital health & Citizen ScienceLinköping University
Online behavioral therapy for tinntiusUniversity of Sydney
Genetics & TinnitusThe University of Arizona
Inflammation & TinnitusUC Berkeley
Computional PsychiatryThe Aage Moller Distinguished Lecture
The future of TinnitusJune 6th | June 7th | June 8th | June 9th | |
08:00 - 09:00 | Registration desk opens | |||
09:00 - 09:45 | Keynote Speaker | Keynote Speaker | Keynote Speaker | |
09:45 - 10:30 | Keynote Speaker | Keynote Speaker | Keynote Speaker | |
10:30 - 11:00 | Coffee Break | Coffee Break | Coffee Break | |
11:00 - 13:00 | Session 1- Session 2 | Session 5 - Session 6 | Session 9 - Session 10 | |
13:00 - 14:00 | Lunch & Poster session | Lunch & Poster session | ||
14:00 - 14:45 | Keynote Speaker | Keynote Discussion | ||
14:45 - 15:30 | Keynote Speaker | Bridging Aims | ||
15:30 - 16:00 | Coffee Break | |||
16:00 - 18:00 | Session 3 - Session 4 | Session 7 - Session 8 | ||
18:00 - 19:30 | Meet the Experts | |||
Early Career Researchers Mixer | ||||
19:00 - ... | Welcome Reception | |||
20:00 - ... | Banquet |
We were welcoming people to submit their abstract for an oral or poster presentation on topics within the field of tinnitus including but not limited to basic research, applied research, clinical practices, neurophysiology, neuroimaging, big data science, artificial intelligence, use of apps and technology, computational modelling in tinnitus, neuroinflammation, treatment, pharmacology, neuromodulation, physiotherapy, genetics and genome association, product development, patient involvement, persoanlised medicine, preventive medicine ...
Travel Awards: PhD students can opt to compete for the Brai3n Clinic Conference Travel Award. Two PhD students – one with in Europe and one outside Europe – will be selected based on the quality of the abstracts by the Scientific Committee. The travel award will cover for flight charges, registration fees, accommodation on Trinity Campus for 3 nights and a free pass to the Irish night banquet. Interested students are requested to additionally submit their abstract with title and author affiliation as a word document to the organisers by January 2, 2023.
Best Poster/Talk Awards: A best poster and a best talk presented at the sessions will be selected by a panel of judges during the conference and will be awarded the Brai3n Clinic Best Poster Award and the Brai3n Clinic Best Talk Award for rigour, impact and clarity of presentation. These awards will each consist of 250 euros cash prize and a Certificate of Excellence. Interested delegates are requested to please indicate their willingness to participate in this competition at the time of abstract submission via the portal.
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Social Program
Welcome Reception (June 6, 19:00 onwards): A reception will be hosted on the evening of the 6th June at the historical Long Room or the Old Library of Trinity College Dublin. Built between 1712 and 1732, the Long Room holds 200,000 of the Library’s oldest books. By 1801, the Library had been given the right to claim a free copy of every book published in Britain and Ireland. The Library also houses the marble busts of some of the world’s greatest philosophers and writers connected to Trinity College. The reception will be a social mixer before the start of the main conference giving delegates an informal setting to socialise and network. Please note that although attendance to the reception is free of cost, the number of guests is limited to 200, so those willing to join the reception are requested to indicate their presence during the time of registration.
Meet the Experts – Early Career Researchers Social Mixer (June 7, 18:00 – 19:00 pm): This is a social mixer for early and expert researchers to network. This is an excellent opportunity for early career researchers (PhD students and Postdocs) to not only know their peers in the field but also meet the senior researchers to discuss their research, seek advice, new projects, potential collaborations and jobs. The experts can also advice on experimental design, statistical analysis, clinical trials and other day-to-day questions that can be difficult to grasp through just research papers. This is an opportunity for budding researchers to build their professional network and grow their peer and expert networks. This free mixer will be organised at the main venue of the conference – Trinity Business School. Please note that early career researchers and experts are requested to indicate their participation during registration.
Irish night (June 8, 20:00 onwards): An informal dinner will be organised for all delegates on the evening of the 8th June at the 18th century Trinity College Dining Hall. Built between 1760 and 1770, with high ceilings and timber panelled walls, the Dining Hall provides an ambient yet vibrant atmosphere for a night of traditional Irish music and dancing. During this evening we aim to provide our guests an experience of the rich Irish culture – something to remember for the years to come! The dinner involves an informal evening of Irish food, music, drinks and dance! We request delegates to please indicate their attendance during registration along with an additional payment of 80 euros.