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RESEARCH ARTICLE | 21 FEB 2023 BY MAKUSZEWSKA ET AL. |
RESEARCH ARTICLE | 16 FEB 2023 Minimum Detectable Differences in Electrocochleography Measurements: Bayesian-Based Predictions BY GOODMAN ET AL. |
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RESEARCH ARTICLE | 16 FEB 2023 | OPEN ACCESS High Spectral and Temporal Acuity in Primary Auditory Cortex of Awake Cats BY MIDDLEBROOKS ET AL. |
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RESEARCH ARTICLE | 08 FEB 2023 BY GUÉRIT ET AL. |
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RESEARCH ARTICLE | 08 FEB 2023 BY DE SOUSA LOBO FERREIRA QUERIDO ET AL. |
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REVIEW | 04 JAN 2023 | OPEN ACCESS The Long Outer-Hair-Cell RC Time Constant: A Feature, Not a Bug, of the Mammalian Cochlea BY ALTOÈ ET AL. |
JARO Volume 24 | Issue 1 | February 2023
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EDITORIAL | BY POPELKA & POPPER |
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RESEARCH ARTICLE | BY GUÉRIT ET AL. | OPEN ACCESS |
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RESEARCH ARTICLE | BY BISWAS ET AL. | OPEN ACCESS Low Evidence for Tinnitus Risk Factors: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis |
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RESEARCH ARTICLE | BY SHEN ET AL. |
About the Cover:
The creation of the Association for Research in Otoloaryngology can be traced back at a time when researchers and clinicians were looking for an environment to encourage the exchange of ideas among their peers. As there was a growing community of basic researchers in otolaryngology, there was a need for a forum for those scientists to meet. Harold F. Schuknecht from Harvard University, Jürgen Tonndorf from Columbia University and David Lim from Ohio State University, established the ARO in 1973. The ARO has now become the largest scientific organization in otolaryngology, with more than 2500 active members, and celebrated its 50th anniversary at the 46th midwinter meeting in Orlando, Florida. Happy birthday ARO!