Lindsay-Fernandez Otology Research Lectureship Award
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Advancing the Field of Human Ear Research
National Human Ear Resource Network is a consortium of five esteemed Human Temporal Bone Laboratories dedicated to advancing the field of otopathological research through sharing knowledge, resources, and making human temporal bone specimens available to a wider community of researchers, scientists, and clinicians.
Our Network Labs
Supporting Cutting-Edge Research
The Human Ear Resource Network is proud to provide a wide range of resources, including services related to tissue processing and imaging, as well as extensive training opportunities for technicians and researchers.
Become a Temporal Bone Donor
The scientific study of your ears could be of great medical value whether or not you have any type of ear problem. The research that results from temporal bone donation has the potential to one day provide millions with the gift of hearing. Those who decide to donate their temporal bones may also consider donating the brain tissue related to hearing and balance to allow for even more research possibilities.
News from the Network
Major Renovation Upholds Johns Hopkins’ Status as Leader in Otolaryngology Surgical Training
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Mass Eye and Ear Hosts 16th Triennial Meeting of the International Otopathology Society
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U of M Otopathology Lab to Lead Human Temporal Bone Ear Resource Network
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Research by Drs. Cheng and Ricci to eliminate aminoglycoside ototoxicity is featured by the Cystic Fibrosis trust
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