This Center for Applied Auditory Research is composed of several research laboratories in which students and faculty work on applied research projects. There are three laboratories in the center. Each laboratory is furnished with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. Each of the laboratory facilities is used for both instruction and research.

Applied Psychoacoustics Laboratory

The Applied Psychoacoustics Laboratory is used to investigate sound localization and
binaural processing in children and adults with normal hearing and in individuals with hearing loss. The research conducted in this lab has been funded by the National Institutes of Health, Deafness Research Foundation, National Organization for Hearing Research and a private donation from Margaret Reed.

Auditory Electrophysiology Laboratory

The Auditory Electrophysiology Laboratory is used to investigate cortical event-related potentials.

Auditory Diagnosis and Rehabilitation Laboratory

The Auditory Diagnosis and Rehabilitation Laboratory is used for investigating a broad 
range of areas including: hearing aids, assistive listening devices, central auditory
processing disorders, otoacoustic emissions and video nystagmography. Aspects of research 
completed in this laboratory have been funded by the Deafness Research Foundation.