News

10. July 2018

MEMRO 2018 in Shanghai: researchers from the ERCD participated in the leading meeting in middle ear mechanics

12. December 2019

1st Dresden master course for CARINA – unique fully implantable hearing aid

19. December 2019

Pressure monitoring in the tympanic cavity using resorbable organic sensors (PITROS)

17. May 2021

Dr. Christoph Müller has been awarded the dissertation prize for the best German-language doctoral thesis in the field at this year's 92nd annual meeting of the German Society for Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery

24. September 2021

ERCD researchers are participating in the EKFZ Innodays

08. December 2021

ERCD researchers finalists in AiF Otto von Guericke Award 2021

Biomimetic Long-Term Resorbable Tympanic Membrane Implant - ERCD research team among top 3 finalist nominees at the 25th Otto von Guericke Award of the AiF 2021Read More

06. January 2022

Bio-Compatible Sensor for Middle Ear Pressure Monitoring on a Bio-Degradable Substrate

PITROS applies the highly promising, novel technology of resorbable organic sensors to the pressing medical issue of hearing disorders due to unregulated pressure in the middle ear. In a recently published paper, scientists from ERCD and the Institute of Applied Physics (IAP) at ...Read More

29. March 2022

ORL researcher participate in a robotic workshop in Paris

19. April 2022

International Tympanoplasty Course Dresden 2022 announced

ERCD is proud to announce the 2022 Advanced Course of Tympanoplasty, which will be held at the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery. This year marks the 41st and 42nd installments of the internationally renowned Dresden masterclass in two three-day courses between ...Read More

28. April 2022

ERCD scientists Prof. Zahnert and Prof. Neudert join international expert panel in consensus statement on active implants for hearing loss

The new Consensus Statement on Bone Conduction Devices and Active Middle Ear Implants in Conductive and Mixed Hearing Loss takes into account the positions and experience of ENT specialists, audiologists, health-policy scientists, and hearing tech companies. For the first time, ...Read More

14. October 2022

A new validation range for temporal bone experiments

ERCD-led international research team publishes unified database and methods for evaluating sound transmission in temporal bone experimentsRead More

31. January 2022

ERCD recommends: Systematic review and meta-analysis of audiological and patient-reported outcomes with the VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE active middle ear implant

New Whitepaper covers extensive research on the of the world's most successful active middle ear implantRead More

21. February 2023

MEMRO 2018 in Shanghai: researchers from the ERCD participated in the leading meeting in middle ear mechanics

1st Dresden master course for CARINA – unique fully implantable hearing aid

Pressure monitoring in the tympanic cavity using resorbable organic sensors (PITROS)

Dr. Christoph Müller has been awarded the dissertation prize for the best German-language doctoral thesis in the field at this year's 92nd annual meeting of the German Society for Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery

ERCD researchers are participating in the EKFZ Innodays

ERCD researchers finalists in AiF Otto von Guericke Award 2021

Bio-Compatible Sensor for Middle Ear Pressure Monitoring on a Bio-Degradable Substrate

ORL researcher participate in a robotic workshop in Paris

International Tympanoplasty Course Dresden 2022 announced

ERCD scientists Prof. Zahnert and Prof. Neudert join international expert panel in consensus statement on active implants for hearing loss

A new validation range for temporal bone experiments

ERCD recommends: Systematic review and meta-analysis of audiological and patient-reported outcomes with the VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE active middle ear implant

Kick-Off-Meeting ‚Pitch Pins‘ [EKFZ] - Multiple electrode array for cochlea implants

World Hearing Day 2023

ERCD is project partner in the BMBF's SEMECO future cluster

International Course on Biomaterials and Techniques for Mastoid Obliteration