Upcoming AAA Conference! Check out the posters from our lab:

From April 22nd-25th, in San Antonio, Texas at the American Academy of Audiology Convention the following posters from the lab will be displayed:

Akshay Maggu, Carly Furlong, & Emma Kindl:

4 kHz Chirp-Evoked ABRs Reflect Differences in Extended High-Frequency Hearing Sensitivity

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Akshay Maggu & Aaron Sietz:

Integrating Auditory and Cognitive Measures in the Diagnosis of Auditory Processing Disorder

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Lab Research Recognized by ASHA

Research from our lab was recognized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) as part of its Top Researchers from the 2025 ASHA Convention feature. The highlighted study, Maggu & Sharma (2024), examined the relationship between cognitive abilities and basic auditory processing in young adults.

🔗 Read the ASHA feature:
https://academy.pubs.asha.org/2025/11/top-researchers-from-the-2025-asha-convention-publish-in-asha-journals/

ASHA Conference Soon! Here are the presentations from our lab:

On November 20th, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM, Carly and Dr. Antes will present their posters. Below are their poster details:

Carly Furlong & Akshay Maggu:

Auditory Training in Noise Does not Affect Auditory Perception in Quiet.

Poster: 7096L Screen: 126


Emily Antes & Akshay Maggu:

Survey of U.S.-Based Hearing Health Professionals’ Experiences and Attitudes Toward Auditory Processing Disorder.

Poster: 7098L Screen 178


On November 21st, from 12:00 to 1:30 PM, Dr. Maggu will present his poster. Below are his poster details:

Akshay Maggu, Eliza Mulkern, Sophia Dmitriyeva & Aaron Seitz:

Establishing the Link Between Cognitive and Auditory Processing to Differentiate Children with Auditory Processing Disorder.

Poster: 7264L, Screen: 121

This poster has won the following awards:

Centennial Session – one of just 191 selected from over 3,700 submissions
Meritorious Poster – one of only 88 chosen from 1,586 posters

 

Big News For Our Lab!

Our ASHA 2025 poster — “Establishing the Link Between Cognitive and Auditory Processing to Differentiate Children with APD” — has earned two prestigious honors:

Centennial Session – one of just 191 selected from over 3,700 submissions
Meritorious Poster – one of only 88 chosen from 1,586 posters

Authors: Akshay Maggu, Eliza Mulkern, Sophia Dmitriyeva, Aaron Seitz

Will be presented on Nov 21, 2025 | Washington, D.C. & ASHA Virtual Program