Hyperacusis Research Annual Fundraiser: Which Type of Presenter Would Be Most Interesting to You?

Hyperacusis Research is planning their annual dinner. Due to COVID-19 it will be virtual (via Zoom or similar). In the past it has always been an in-person event in Boston, USA.

Because it will be virtual this year, they have much greater flexibility to have speakers and attendees from any location. They are not limited to the Boston, USA area as in the past.

They would like input from hyperacusis patients on what type of speakers would be of most interest.

Here is the link to the survey to provide input:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QGMDPQ9

 

It’s sad that the question about do you have any family who would like to participate gets a no answer from me and probably others too.

 

Do you know when exactly this conference will be taking place, by any chance?

 

The annual event has not been scheduled yet.

If you do not already, please follow Hyperacusis Research on Facebook and / or Twitter and you will find out the date as soon as they post it.

https://www.facebook.com/hyperacusisresearch

https://twitter.com/hyperacusiscure

Once I see the date announced, I will post the info here on this Tinnitus Talk thread.

 

You know, my dad has prostate cancer, and he gathers information about that topic - understandable.

So he and the rest is not really interested in research, they feel me, and I talk with them about my problem - but they have their own shit going on...

 

The date has been announced for the Hyperacusis Research online conference!

It will be Monday 30 November 2020 at 3:00 pm Eastern Standard Time (USA).

Link for registration:

https://fundraise.hyperacusisresearch.org/event/2020-hyperacusis-research-benefit-webinar/e312504

 

Do you know if this will be recorded and available to watch after the live screening? I do hope to be able to catch it but may not be able to.

 

I am not sure but I will ask to find out.

They do post detailed written write-ups on the website afterwards, but I would agree that to have it recorded and available to watch later would be great.

 

Ah, thank you! I have registered for it in any case but with the time difference and everything (I'm in the UK) it would be good to catch up if I miss it. It's not a bother if they're not recording it because they always post great, detailed write-ups on the site anyway!

 

Hyperacusis Research has posted the webinar from earlier this week on YouTube:

2020 Hyperacusis Webinar: Inner Ear Mechanisms...