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  • Research Fellow in Auditory Neuroscience, University of Southampton
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January 31, 2020

Vibration on the skin helps hearing‑impaired people locate sounds

Sean R Mills, University of Southampton and Mark Fletcher, University of Southampton

Hearing-impaired listeners often struggle to locate the source of sounds - haptic technology could change that.
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March 31, 2019

Here’s what music sounds like through an auditory implant

Sean R Mills, University of Southampton and Mark Fletcher, University of Southampton

People with auditory implants often experience music as horrible buzzes and beeps. New research may be able to help.
September 17, 2018

Playing sound through the skin improves hearing in noisy places

Sean R Mills, University of Southampton and Mark Fletcher, University of Southampton

People who depend on auditory implants to hear struggle to understand speech in noisy places. A new device could change that.
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