Waldo Nogueira gave an invited talk at the European Congress on Neuro-Rehabilitation (ECNR) 2015 held in Vienna in December 2015.  The tile of the talk was: Cochlear Implant Technology.

The second ECCOMAS thematic conference on Biomedical Engineering will be held from 28th to 30nd of October 2015 in Hannover. The APG contributed with two presentations on: "Individualized Cochlear Implant Modeling based on Patient Specific Anatomy of the Cochlea W Würfel, H Lanfermann, T Lenarz and W Nogueira" and Development of a Model of the Electrically Stimulated Auditory Nerve W Nogueira, W Würfel, A Büchner and G Ashida​.

The APG contributed to the CAL symposium with a tutorial on audio signal processing by Waldo Nogueira and two Posters (Electro-Acoustic Interactions by Benjamin Krüger) and (Simultaneous stimulation strategies by Florian Langner).

At the BMT I'm presenting a paper entitled: "A model of the electrically stimulated auditory nerve". I will talk about the model it self and an application of it trying to predict phoneme.identification scores by Cochlear Implant users.

Today I presented the updated results of the "model of music complexity for cochlear implants" at the EANO conference in Siena Italy http://www.eaono2014.org/en/welcomeaddress.

The music complexity and liking model is a computational model that should help musicians and audiologists to understand better which musis is found to be more complex by CI users.

This talk belongs to the MuSiProCI project funded by the Hearing4all Excellence Initiative,

Today we are presenting some hacks, Hacking Hearing, at the Maker Faire Hannover 2014