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Borrel lecture 'Human Hearing'

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When?
October 7, 2014 5:00 PM

What?

As a bachelor student you have to make choices about your tracks, research places and eventually a master. It can be quite difficult to get a complete picture of all that our University has to offer. Of course, the one-sided areas are easy to image. More interesting are the areas where two or more sciences meet. The monthly borrel lectures give interactive insight in these multidisciplinary areas that push the limits of science. Followed by free drinks and snacks (borrel) there is room for informal discussion.

This month’s lecture is on the ‘Human hearing’. Samuel Hoekman Turkesteen studied Physics at the RuG. Nowadays, he is employee at the UMCG as clinical physicist audiologist. His daily activities take place in an area that brings Physics and Medicine together. A short introduction is made about the human hearing and then the details of his research are discussed.

What: Borrel lecture: ‘Human Hearing’ When: October 7, 17:00 Where: 5114.0001

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