Audiovisual Speech Processing Lab

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Interested in gaining hands-on research experience? Apply now for the NIH T35 Short Term Au.D. Research Training Program with Boys Town! Send us your questions about the program.

We loved sharing our research with so many of you at the 2025 ASHA conference. Thank you for stopping by our posters! 😊

On February 28th, the Translational Research III session will feature Dr. Lori Leibold (Boys Town National Research Hospital) presenting "Maturation of Speech Recognition in Noisy Environments." Learn about key findings on how children develop the ability to understand speech in real-world, noisy situations.

Stop by our posters at this year’s American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Conference to learn about the results of our recent studies!

It's Deaf Awareness Month. What does being Deaf or Hard of Hearing (DHH) mean to you?
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Expert Information and Tips for Families. Watch here: https://on.asha.org/46n5Mo3

The AV Speech Lab was honored to participate in the Empowerment in Special Education Conference and Resource Day, co-hosted by Boys Town National Research Hospital and the University of Nebraska. If your family was not able to attend, you can still learn about our research by checking out our post or clicking on the link in our bio.

Please check out ’s, student ran, blog on student mentorship opportunities in Communication Sciences and Disorders!

Another successful Postdoctoral Research Symposium! Thank you to everyone who stopped at our poster and thank you, Boys Town, for the opportunity to share important findings from our lab!

Going to the American Auditory Society’s 52nd annual Scientific and Technology Meeting? Make sure you attend Kaylah’s talk this Friday! 😊

The 2024 Center for Perception and Communication in Children (CPCC) newsletter is out! We were ecstatic to read about the CPCC’s amazing accomplishments from last year, as well as to see so many of our lab staff and collaborators featured.

We encourage you to read the full newsletter by clicking the link in our bio! 😊