Lab for Clinical & Integrative Neuroscience

12/10/2021

Register today for Episode #2 of TRI Academy’s Online Seminar Series on Tinnitus Mechanisms - Fundamental and Systems-level by LabCLINT Director Prof. Sven Vanneste along with Prof. Arnaud Norena https://www.eventbrite.de/e/tri-academy-online-seminar-series-episode-2-tinnitus-mechanisms-tickets-181678574507
Tinnitus Research Initiative

23/08/2021

20/12/2019

At the IEEE EMB meeting at UC San Diego to give a talk about ‘bimodal peripheral nerve stimulation as an avenue to treat neurological disorders’. I think I am the only neuroscientist in the room surrounded by neuroengineers. It will be an interesting discussion.

https://sites.google.com/ucsd.edu/embs2019/program

18/12/2019

09/10/2019

Enjoyed visiting the WIN at Oxford and giving a talk on memory and brain stimulation

06/10/2019

A new publication by our lab in collaboration with researchers from University of Minnesota, Regensburg and Nottingham together with Neuromod.

JMIR Research Protocols

01/10/2019

Neurostimulation workgroup meeting in Barcelona.

23/07/2019

Frontiers e-book comprised all the articles featured in the Research Topic: Towards an Understanding of Tinnitus Heterogeneity. This Frontiers research topic aims to provide an inter- and multi-disciplinary survey of cutting-edge research in tinnitus, in order to better understand tinnitus heterogeneity and improve therapeutic outcomes. This requires the coordinated effort of multiple scientific disciplines including neuroscience, neurology, genetics, audiology, otolaryngology, psychology, psychiatry, pharmacology, epidemiology, medical informatics, data mining and statistics.The special issue includes 80 articles by 333 experts in tinnitus.

http://www.lab-clint.org/Published/ebook.PDF

06/06/2019

In a new paper we investigate whether a correlation exists between tinnitus behavioural scores and functional brain connectivity of five resting-state networks comprising the auditory, the default mode, the external control left and right, and the salience network. Our results indicate that alterations of functional interactions between key neural circuits of the brain are not limited to one single network. In particular, tinnitus distress shows a strong correlation with the connectivity pattern within and between the right executive control network and the other four resting-state networks, indicating that tinnitus distress is probably the consequence of a hyperactive attention condition. Among the behavioural scores, the strongest correlation is observed between age and hearing loss, while the tinnitus objective loudness was not correlated with any behavioural scores.

http://www.lab-clint.org/Published/2019_11.pdf

31/05/2019

Professor Vanneste has been recognized as a ‘World Expert’ in tinnitus (top 3) and hearing disorders (top 5) by the US-based medical website Expertscape which placed him in the top 0.1% of experts in his field.

Expertscape ranks researchers and clinicians according to the quantity and quality of their publications in the medical literature between 2008 and 2019.

http://www.expertscape.com/ex/hearing+disorders
http://www.expertscape.com/ex/tinnitus