Tinnitus - Statistical Mechanics of the Inner Ear Receptors
Abrikosov Center for Theoretical Physics (ACTP) via YouTube
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Explore the complex phenomenon of tinnitus through a scientific lecture that delves into the statistical mechanics of inner ear receptors. Professor Kirill Vitalievich Kavokin from the Abrikosov Center for Theoretical Physics presents a detailed analysis of how mechanical processes in the inner ear contribute to the perception of phantom sounds. Learn about the theoretical physics behind this common auditory condition through an hour-long presentation that bridges the gap between physics and auditory neuroscience.
Syllabus
This Wednesday, March 1, at Moscow time, at the Abrikosov Center for Theoretical Physics, Professor Kirill Vitalievich Kavokin will make a report on the topic "Tinnitus: Statistical mechanics of the inner ear receptors".
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Abrikosov Center for Theoretical Physics (ACTP)