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Thank you to everyone who attended this year's M. D. Steer Distinguished Lecture Series in SLHS this afternoon with guest lecturer Dr. Barbara Shinn-Cunningham. We had a great turnout and thoroughly enjoyed her talk "Why does hearing loss sabotage communication in lively social settings?" Thank you Dr. Shinn-Cunningham for a wonderful lecture this year!

Congratulations to former TPAN T32 fellow Ravinderjit (Rav) Singh for successfully defending his PhD dissertation, entitled "Auditory tracking and scene analysis - perceptual timescales and neural correlates." Rav will be returning to IU School of Medicine in April to start his 3rd year there on his way to becoming a clinical scientist.

Congratulations to TPAN doctoral students Ravinderjit (Rav) Singh and Andres Llico for winning 3rd place in the world-wide Cochlear Implant Hackathon, placing just behind a team from Google!

More than 50 faculty, research staff, and students from SLHS and other departments across campus gathered on zoom for an invigorating RCR Discussion on Rigor and Reproducibility: Power analyses, open science/pre-registration, etc.

The ADRD Workshop Series is designed to identify major challenges in AD and other dementias that would best be addressed by an interdisciplinary approach and to create teams of Purdue faculty members equipped to solve these problems.

The purpose of ANAP is to bring students, staff, and faculty interested in Auditory Neuroscience together to provide an environment for members to assist each other with their own unique expertise and help foster potential collaborations. ANAP aims to enrich the professional development and technical training of its members.