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The Auditory Neuroscience Research Initiative unites the many researchers and physician-scientists studying auditory neurophysiology at the Rutgers Brain Health Institute. RANRI members’ work ranges from basic science to clinical and translational research, encompassing the entire breath and enormous depth of auditory neurophysiology.
Our mission as a group of researchers and clinicians is to promote excellence in research and innovative training in the hearing sciences, and translation to clinical practices. Our goal is to network faculty across disciplines and administrative units in ways that leverage and strengthen bridges from discoveries at the bench to applications at the bedside.  Together, we can foster scientific breakthroughs that will support the health and well-being of people who are physically, emotionally, or psychologically affected by hearing and balance disorders. In so doing, we will empower the growing auditory research community at Rutgers to its full potential as a national and international leader in research, training, and clinical practice that will shape the future of hearing sciences world-wide.