Thank you!

A big "thank you" to all of those who joined us on June 3rd and 4th
for the 3rd Annual Bellucci Symposia on Hearing Research! 

We had 370+ registrants from 23 countries and territories join us virtually for two days of amazing presentations on research and development being undertaken. 

​Stay tuned for 2022 event details!

TWO-DAY EVENT:
​JUNE 3 & 4, 2021

THIS YEAR'S
SYMPOSIUM

​In light of the COVID-19 crisis, we are combining the 2nd and 3rd annual events into a two-day, virtual symposia on Hearing Research.

This year's Symposia, hosted by the Translational Hearing Center and Creighton University's School of Medicine, promise to include stimulating interaction among auditory research scientists, other medical professionals, and learners within our region and beyond. 

Learn More

Confocal image courtesy of Dr. David He's lab

Confocal image of spiral ganglion neuron's cell body and axons. Courtesy of Dr. Tejbeer Kaur's lab

"Perceiving sound is integral to music,
listening to stories, theater.
That all contributes to the richness
​of human experience."

WHAT WILL YOU EXPERIENCE?

FOCUS
​ON DRUG 
THERAPEUTICS

In addition to twelve guest speakers addressing different aspects on drug therapeutics for hearing loss, this year's virtual Symposia will include academic poster sessions as well as representatives of several prominent national and local companies who will present their recent progress on drug development and hearing loss.

In the middle: Dr. Laura Hansen from Creighton University

​Learn more about the history
of auditory science
at Creighton University

Sponsored by the Bellucci DePaoli Family Foundation.
​Alumnus Dr. Richard J. Bellucci, MD '42 was a national leader in the utilization of ear surgical techniques to treat conductive hearing loss.
​
Questions? Email belluccisymp@creighton.edu.

Virtual Two-Day Event
June 3rd & June 4th, 2021
Free Attendance for Both Days