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The Work Begins and Subject Zero is Born
After that first a-maze-ment and monumental day in that tiny lab, I went home and resumed my studies at Madison Area Technical School, now Madison College. Amid my school work, my tests, classes and exhaustion, I couldn’t stop wondering how … Continue reading →
Posted in Biomedical Research, Clinical Research, Disability, Disability Noise, Gentamicin, Inspiration, Institutional Review Board, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, paying attention, Perception, Rehabilitation, Research, Self Help, Sensory Substitution, Tongue Display Unit, Vestibular System
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Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, madison, Mitchell Tyler, norman doidge, Oscillopsia, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, Sensory Substitution, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin, Yuri Danilov
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Subject Zero 