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David Ryugo

Professor of Neuroscience at Garvan Institute of Medical Research

David Ryugo is a distinguished neuroscientist and researcher specializing in auditory neuroscience. He currently holds the position of Professor and Curran Foundation Chair of Neuroscience at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.13 His research primarily focuses on understanding brain mechanisms of hearing and studying structure-function relationships in neuronal circuits of the auditory system.1

Professor Ryugo has an extensive academic background, including:

  1. Emeritus Professor of Otolaryngology at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD2
  2. Faculty positions at Harvard Medical School for 9 years and Johns Hopkins University for 23 years4

His research interests encompass:

  • Hearing research
  • Hearing loss
  • Synapses
  • Brain changes consequent to hearing loss
  • Basic features of brain organization, emphasizing brain circuits23

Professor Ryugo is highly cited in his field, with over 12,700 citations according to Google Scholar.2 He employs neurophysiology and neuroanatomy techniques in his studies of the brain.4 His work contributes significantly to our understanding of the auditory system and its related disorders.

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