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Invitation to the 2nd EUTINNET webinar on April 10, 2025 from 6 p.m. CET:
Dr. Lukas Landegger will talk about “GENE THERAPY FOR HEARING LOSS” and will be happy to answer questions. He is currently working as Clinical Instructor, Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery @Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford/California, USA.
Please note: The webinar will be offered in English, but anyone can have it translated in Zoom.
Please register by Wednesday, April 2, 2025, using the following form. You will receive all further information and the dial-in details with the confirmation of your registration:

EUTINNET: Neues webinar series 2025
EUTINNET – the European Tinnitus Network – is launching a new webinar series in collaboration with our foundation on the topic of “Tinnitus – from research to clinical practice”. Leading scientists will present their research results and talk about their importance for the treatment of tinnitus sufferers. This will be followed by a Q&A session.
The new format is aimed at all those involved in tinnitus self-help, as well as those affected and others with an interest in tinnitus research. Further information on the exact topics of the respective presentations will follow shortly.
All webinars are offered as Zoom conferences and in English, participation is free of charge. The webinars will be recorded and then made available for viewing here on the EUTINNET website.
The dates:
- 23.01.2025, 6 p.m.: Dr. Christopher R. Cederroth (The link to the recording will follow soon)
- 10.04.2025, 6 p.m.: Dr. Lukas Landegger
- 11.09.2025, 6 p.m.: Dr. Stephanie Rosemann
- 06.11.2024, 6 p.m.: Dr. Elouise Koops

2024 Research Prize awarded in Berlin
For the sixth time in a row, the German Foundation Tinnitus & Hearing Charité has awarded its Research Prize Tinnitus & Hearing for outstanding scientific work. The winner is the renowned scientist Prof. Dr. Pim van Dijk. His research focuses primarily on the mechanisms of the inner ear and the neurophysiology of tinnitus. Together with his cooperation partners, he has applied for funding for a neuroscientific study on how phantom noise occurs, which will further investigate the connection between stress and tinnitus and thus lead to improved treatment options for patients.
The 10,000 euro award was kindly donated in 2024 by the German Tinnitus League (DTL).

Welcome to EUTINNET, the European Tinnitus Network
As a member, you join a diverse group of tinnitus and hearing loss organizations from across Europe, all focused on improving awareness, sharing research, and supporting those affected by tinnitus and related conditions. By connecting with experts, researchers and patient communities, you contribute to advancing treatment options and fostering collaboration across borders. Your involvement helps to strengthen the network’s mission of promoting knowledge transfer and improving the quality of life for those impacted by tinnitus.