Celebrating achievement

Celebrating exCellenCe and aChievement in researCh

Since the 1930s, this day is held annually to honor George A. Bates, an alumnus of Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, who taught Tufts medical and dental students. He was regarded by his students as an inspiring instructor in histology. Bates Day at TUSDM helps to promote student research and thereby enhance the opportunities for professional growth of our students, alumni, and faculty...

Celebrating exCellenCe and aChievement in researCh

Recognizing the journey and celebrating the achievement of cochlear implants

More than half a century has passed since Georg von B ek esy received the 1961 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discoveries of “the physical mechanism of stimulation within the cochlea.” Around the same time several physicians began the pioneering work to restore hearing to deaf people by bypassing the malfunctioned cochlear mechanism to stimulate electrically the residual auditory...

Recognizing the journey and celebrating the achievement of cochlear implants.

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