09-09, 16:30–17:30 (Europe/Istanbul), Audiology 2 (ICC - B3 Floor - 3B/61)
Advanced electrophysological studies in audiology (fnirs-pupilometry, EEG testing)
Advanced electrophysological studies in audiology (fnirs-pupilometry, EEG testing)
- The Importance Of Hearing In Developing Countries, Overcoming Resistance To Hearing Aids, And Normalizing The Use Of Hearing Aids
- Effective Treatment Approaches For Auditory Processing Disorders And Listening Difficulties In Children
- Beyond the Clinic: Transforming Hearing Aid Provision in Underserved Populations
- Speech Auditory Brainstem Response (Sabr): A Valuable Tool For Predicting Auditory Rehabilitation Training In Cochlear Implant Recipients
- Machine-Learning–Driven AI For Rapid Brain-Response-Based Hearing Assessment In Hard To Test Populations
- Effective Implementation Of Wideband Tympanometry (WBT)
- Audiotory Perception In Individuals With Listening Difficulties
- Hearing System: Hearing Aid System And Connectivity Equipment related to success at work
- Bridging Hearing Loss And Cognition: The ECHHO Program And Beyond
- Cognitive Effects Of Hearing Aid Use In Geriatric Individuals
- Cochlear Implants In Developing Countries: Challenges And Innovations
Samet Kılıç is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Audiology at Trakya University. He holds a PhD (2022) and a Master’s degree (2018) in Audiology and Speech Pathology from Hacettepe University. His doctoral research focused on objective methods for assessing listening effort from a neural perspective.
In addition to his clinical expertise, Dr. Kılıç has a diverse educational background, holding degrees in Sociology (2020) and History (2023), and a bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation (2011).
Professional Experience
Academic Roles: Before his current position at Trakya University, he served as a Research Assistant at Hacettepe University for eight years.
International Experience: He conducted research at Ghent University in Belgium as part of the Erasmus+ program in 2016
Service: He serves as an Assistant Editor for the Balkan Journal of Health Sciences and is actively involved in organizing international audiology congresses.