The press release for the latest tinnitus project "European School on Interdisciplinary Tinnitus Research" is out now.

Inform on http://www.uniklinikum-regensburg.de/service/aktuelles/04999.php about the aims, projects and associated partners of ESIT!

This project offers 15 PhD positions all over Europe in different sciences that will research together to define new knowledge, stadards and solutions in order to help tinnitus patients.
Find these job offer on http://www.esit.tinnitusresearch.net/index.php/job-offers.

This is the first scientific paper that came out of the cooperation between the patient forum TinnitusHub (http://www.tinnitustalk.com) and researchers from TRI and TINNET.

Three large patient samples (total n= 9'600) have been compared: The database of the University Clinic Regensburg, the sample of the TrackYourTinnitus app and the results of a survey on TinnitusTalk. The paper showed significant differences between the three samples with respect to age, tinnitus duration and gender.

The result will guide future studies, improve data sampling and has an important impact on the interpretation of the study results.

Details can be found here: http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fnagi.2017.00113/full

Safe the Date !

From March 14-16 2018 we will welcome you in lovely Regensburg for the 11th TRI conference and 2nd TINNET Meeting!

For further information please go to http://2018.tri-conf.org/ !

The first edition of the Annual Tinnitus Research Review was published by the BTA. Figure 1 of the report shows the development of tinnitus research over the last 65 years.

See the full Review here: http://tinnitus.org.uk/ATRR2016

Tinnitus Research is a negleted topic for many funding instruments. In the next few months we will start several activities to raise the awareness for tinnitus research.

Please check out and share this video: https://youtu.be/YGyFYtFj8lA

The Tinnitus First Aid Kit is a tool that is designed to help tinnitus patients. 

It is a helpful resource with a lot of important information on tinnitus. A large number of reknown tinnitus experts developed this tool, several TINNET members are among the team. Congratulations to this good work! 

The Tinnitus First Aid Kit is available under: http://www.tinnituskit.com

Dear Collegues, we are glad to present you the official TINNET You Tube channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNfQO1LdaTsIR9FqIEYm4Mw. All TINNET members are kindly welcomed to share their videos here. The idea is to promote knowledge about tinnitus, current trends in tinnitus research and initiatives heading to its better understanding. To upload your video, send it via e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We are looking forward to seeing you at our channel!

An interview with Prof. Christopher Cederroth (Co-leader of WG4) just appeard at: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2016-09/f-wsp090116.php. He talks about tinnitus, tinnitus research in general and the reasons for our Frontiers research topic. Also there is a nice report about his latest paper on the same page.