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The difference between what is sound and what is noise is explained. This is an important aspect of processing sounds for cochlear implants

Want to know about MRIs and CIs? Check out this interview with Ellyce, an MED-EL MRI engineer bringing her expertise all the way from New Zealand.

Do things sound foggy, or really far away? This may be a sign of conductive hearing loss. Last week we introduced you to what is sensorineural hearing loss. In this post, we break down all-things [...]

Children learn language by listening and engaging with the world around them. This can be through environmental sounds, overhearing voices, and talking and interacting with other people. Used in [...]

Did you know a cochlear implant is the first and only replacement of a human sense? Clinical research is essential to offering MED-EL implant recipients in every country the best quality, safety [...]

Peter Nopp is the Director of Research Signal Processing at MED-EL. Peter and his team use mathematical operations to code sound, shaping how and what people with a MED-EL cochlear implant [...]

As one of MED-EL’s first three employees back in 1990, Ali has overseen the manufacturing of every cochlear implant that has ever carried the MED-EL name. Here, we’ve taken the chance to sit down [...]

Claude Jolly is MED-EL’s director of cochlear implant electrode array development, leading the research and design of our flexible electrode arrays. Since joining MED-EL in 1998, Claude has [...]

Residual hearing is the ability to hear some sounds even if a hearing loss exists. It can have a substantial impact on a person’s hearing performance both now and in the future.