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 E-Mail IMAGE: Left: 3D microscopic image of an optical LED-based cochlear implant (blue LEDs in gray silicone encapsulation) with hair cells (orange) and auditory nerve (blue/green) in the cochlea of a. view more  Credit: Daniel Keppeler, UMG Understanding spoken words, developing normal speech - cochlear implants enable people with profound hearing impairment to gain a great deal in terms of quality of life. However, background noises are problematic, they significantly compromise the comprehension of speech of people with cochlear implants. The team led by Tobias Moser from the Institute for Auditory Neuroscience and InnerEarLab at the University Medical Center Göttingen and from the Auditory Neuroscience and Optogenetics Laboratory at the German Primate Center - Leibniz Institute for Primate Research (DPZ) is therefore working to improve cochlear implants. The scientists want to use genetic engineering methods to make the nerve cells in the ear sensitive to light

Mecklenburg vorpommernDaniel keppelerTobias moserMultiscale bioimagingTim saldittMultiscale bioimaging mbexAlexander meyerCollaborative research centerUniversity medical centerWorld health organizationOptogenetics laboratoryGerman primate center gmbGerman primate centerLeibniz institute for primate researchLeibniz associationInstitute for auditory neuroscience