09-10, 08:00–09:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Audiology 2 (ICC - B3 Floor - 3B/61)
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My name is Mukhlisa . I’m an audiologist in Uzbekistan. I really love my job especially help to sick children.
Nedim TURĞUT is an audiologist and academic researcher specializing in health sciences. Throughout his career, Turğut has focused particularly on auditory perception, cochlear implants, and balance disorders, and continues to contribute his scientific studies to the international literature.
Merve Torun Topçu, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in Audiology at Istanbul Medeniyet University, Faculty of Health Sciences, Türkiye. She received her MSc and PhD degrees in Audiology and Speech Disorders from Marmara University. Her clinical and research interests include cochlear implantation, pediatric audiology, hearing assessment, auditory rehabilitation, and advanced audiological technologies. She is actively involved in clinical research and academic activities in the field of pediatric hearing loss and cochlear implant rehabilitation.
MSc in Audiology, Hacettepe University, 2018
PhD in Audiology, Hacettepe University, 2022
Researcher, Hacettepe University
Yağmur Ünal is a Research Assistant in the Department of Audiology at Istanbul Medeniyet University and a PhD student in Audiology at Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa. Her academic and research interests focus on cochlear implants, auditory perception, speech perception in challenging listening conditions, and advanced audiological assessment. Her work particularly explores functional outcomes in individuals with cochlear implants and the use of objective and behavioral measures to better understand auditory performance beyond conventional clinical assessments.