We are a non-profit research group conducting research aimed at better understanding the brain mechanisms that are important in sensory perception, including the mechanisms that may lead to tinnitus. We aim is to advance our knowledge of this common condition that will allow us to develop more effective treatments.
 
We are based at Newcastle University Medical School, where most of our research takes place. We also sometimes run collaborative projects with the Interdisciplinary Tinnitus Research Group in Zürich, Switzerland, and the Human Brain Research Laboratory in Iowa, USA.
 
Our studies are conducted with the help of volunteers with and without tinnitus, and currently involve non-invasive brain imaging with techniques such as electroencephalography (EEG), online sound therapy tests, and neuromodulation techniques such as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS).