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. 2008 Jun;12(2):80-4.
doi: 10.1177/1084713808316174.

Stuart Gatehouse: the international perspective

Dianne J Van Tasell  1 , Harry Levitt
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Stuart Gatehouse: the international perspective

Dianne J Van Tasell et al. Trends Amplif. 2008 Jun.

Abstract

The international contributions of Stuart Gatehouse are reviewed in three areas: as a scientist, as an advisor to health policy makers, and as a participant in international conferences. He was able, as no other auditory scientist of his time, to bridge the gap between scientific and clinical research. His ability to apply sound scientific principles to issues of clinical importance was most apparent in his work in three main areas of his research: acclimatization to amplified speech, auditory disability and hearing aid benefit, and candidature for linear and nonlinear signal processing.

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