Cris Lanting
Making Sense of Sound in the Land of Blobology
Clinician–scientist working at the intersection of hereditary hearing loss, cochlear implantation, and inner-ear therapeutics — and a personal place for photography, writing, and the occasional detour.
News
- Jun 2026 Accepted for publication Sensorineural Hearing Loss in Early Childhood After Passing Newborn Hearing Screening (European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology)
- Jun 2026 New publication Performance Results and Timing of Cochlear Implantation in Patients With DFNA9 (p.Pro51Ser)
- May 2026 New publication Reconsidering the Presumed Acoustic Benefits of Single-Patient Rooms in the ICU
Selected work
Five clinical–scientific research lines, from variant discovery to inner-ear therapeutics — each a short dossier of background, key findings, and related writing.
- Genetics Hereditary Hearing Loss & Rare Genetic Disorders Variant discovery, functional characterisation, and clinical translation
- Natural history Genotype–Phenotype Correlations & Natural History Building the audiometric baseline that makes clinical trials interpretable
- Cochlear implants Cochlear Implantation & Auditory Outcomes Outcome evaluation in genetically characterised populations and auditory profiling
- Digital audiology Remote Care, Computational Audiology, and ICU noise reduction Self-administered assessments and hybrid care models for hearing rehabilitation
- Gene therapy Clinical Trials & Inner-Ear Therapeutics Audiological safety and outcome measures in Phase 1/2 trials for inner-ear therapies
