Decoding how hearing loss shapes psychophysiological markers of listening effort
Patient Reported Outcome Measures in Otology and the development, validation and implementation of the Otology Questionnaire Amsterdam
Global access to digits-in-noise hearing tests: a fully automatic test development procedure
Exploring the Effects of Copresence During Speech-in-Noise Perception
Effort allocation during speech perception: Insights from pupillometry: Towards uncovering when and how objectively measured effort allocation relates to listening task performance.
Individual fine tuning of single microphone noise reduction settings in hearing aids
Towards a systematic approach in hearing aid rehabilitation for adults
Determinants and Consequences of Hearing Impairment and Tinnitus: Netherlands Longitudinal Study on Hearing.
Aspects of professional functioning in employees with hearing loss.
Evaluation of a web-based SUpport Program (SUPR) for hearing aid users and their communication partners.
Measuring and monitoring noise-induced hearing loss with otoacoustic emissions and pure-tone audiometry
Development and implementation of an ICF-based e-intake tool in clinical otology and audiology practice: viewing the patient from a biopsychosocial perspective.
The evaluation of internet-based speech-in-noise tests for noise-induced hearing loss screening.
Pupillometry as a window to listening effort: Interactions between hearing status, hearing aid technologies and task difficulty.
Pupil dynamics in response to light and effortful listening - Unraveling the role of the parasympathetic nervous system.
Speech recognition in cochlear implant users – Outcome measures and the role of linguistic skills.
Where Language and Hearing Meet – Consequences of Congenital Hearing Impairment on the Production and Reception of Language in Adults.
The connected ear: Influences of cognitive and auditory-temporal processing on speech understanding in adverse conditions.
How hearing impairment may impact adult life: Baseline and 5-year follow-up results of the NL-SH study.
Clinical measurement of various aspects of hearing impairment and their relation to auditory functioning: the development of an Auditory Profile
When your hearing fails you – Hearing loss determinants, psychosocial consequences, and possible interventions following screening in older adults.
Noise induced hearing loss: Screening with pure-tone audiometry and speech-in-noise testing
Hearing ability and its relationship with psychosocial health, work related variables, and health care use. The National Longitudinal Study on Hearing.
The concept of the signal-to-noise ratio in the modulation domain. Predicting the intelligibility of processed noisy speech.
Textual support to improve the comprehension of speech in adverse listening conditions.
Cisplatin and radiation induced hearing loss in head and neck cancer patients.
Factors affecting speech reception in fluctuating noise and reverberation.
Processing of the speech signal and effects on speech intelligibility in hearing-impaired listeners.
Hearing-aid fitting in interaction: on optimal combinations of multiple acoustic
On the perception of sinusoidally amplitude modulated signals and its relevance to listening in noise.
Assessment of spatial and binaural hearing in hearing impaired listeners.
Clinical and audiological aspects of stapes surgery otosclerosis
Intelligibility of narrow-band speech and its relation to auditory functions in hearing-impaired listeners
Wavelet coding of sound as a tool for studying the auditory system.
Assessment of hearing disability and handicap. A multidimensional approach.
Speech intelligibility and sound quality in hearing aids. Settings and characteristics of hearing aids evaluated psychoacoustically.