Doris- Eva Bamiou MD MSc PhD FRCP is Professor in Neuroaudiology ( UCL Ear Institute), Consultant in Audiovestibular Medicine (UCLH) and Sub Theme Lead of the NIHR UCLH BRC (Deafness and Hearing). She conducts translational research in Neuro-Audiology, i.e. the intersection of Audiology, Vestibular Medicine and Cognitive Neuroscience. She received the Pat Jobson Prize (British Association of Audiological Physicians, 2002), the Edith Whetnall prize ( Royal Society of Medicine, 2012), Thomas Simm Littler Prize (British Society of Audiology, 2017) and George Harris People’s Choice Award (BSA 2024). She directs the Auditory Processing Disorders (APD) advanced masterclass and Master’s module, and the MSc in Audiovestibular Medicine strand of Advanced Audiology at UCL. 

I am a lecturer in the Department of Audiology at Istanbul Medipol University, where I have worked since 2017. I completed my MSc in Audiology in 2021 and am currently pursuing a PhD in the same field. My doctoral thesis aims to improve listening performance in hearing aid users by enhancing cognitive abilities. My master’s thesis investigated auditory working memory and listening effort in musicians, and I co-authored a study on speech-in-noise performance in cochlear implant users. I am also involved in a TÜBİTAK-funded project on hearing and ADHD screening in school-age children.