ATA Events

February 2013

February 16 - 20: The Association for Research in Otolaryngology (ARO) 36th MidWinter Meeting

The Association for Research in Otolaryngology's 36th MidWinter Meeting will be held in Baltimore, MD at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel. Visit www.aro.org/index.html for details.

February 21 - 23: National Hearing Conservation Association (NHCA) Annual Conference

The mission of the NHCA is to prevent hearing loss due to noise and other environmental factors in all sectors of society. Their 38th annual conference will be held in St. Petersburg, FL. Visit hearingconversation.org for details.

March 2013

March 7 - 9: 40th Annual American Auditory Society Scientific and Technology Conference

The 40th annual AAS Scientific and Technology Conference of the American Auditory Society will be held in Scottsdale, Arizona at the all-suite Chaparral Suites Hotel from Thursday, March 7 through Saturday, March 9, 2013. For more information visit amauditorysoc.org/dates-and-location.

April 2013

April 3 - 6: AudiologyNOW!  - American Academy of Audiology's
Annual Meeting

AudiologyNOW! is the world's largest gathering of audiologists. This annual meeting provides participants the opportunity to attend four days of educational sessions, explore the latest in hearing technology, and network with colleagues from around the world.

AudiologyNOW! is scheduled for April 3-6, 2013, in Anaheim, California, at the Anaheim Convention Center (ACC). Visit Audiologynow.org for registration details.

May 2013

May 15 - 18: 7th International TRI Conference on Tinnitus

The Tinnitus Research Initiative presents its 7th annual conference, titled "Tinnitus: A Treatable Disease". The conference will take place May 15-18 in beautiful Valencia, Spain. Visit Tinnitusresearch.org for more details.

May 2014

May 21 - 24 XI International Tinnitus Seminar

The new Berlin, host of the XI International Tinnitus Seminar 2014, presents itself to visitors as a cosmopolitan city. The Brandenburg Gate, once a symbol of the divided Germany, has become the emblem of the German capital.

Berlin is situated in the heart of a continent moving towards unification, and plays an important role in the European integration process. In an area of about 891 km², Berlin unites a large number of urban districts, which are completely different in character. More than 434,000 people of the 3.4 million inhabitants of Berlin are not of German origin. They come from more than 180 different nations and provide Berlin with a large variety of lifestyles and cultures.

For more information please visit ITS 2014.