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Scientific research, collaboration, and education
The Tinnitus Research Initiative is a non-profit foundation dedicated to researching and developing effective treatments for tinnitus.
 Our goal is to improve the quality of life for individuals suffering from tinnitus by supporting interdisciplinary research and fostering innovation in treatment methods.
Supporting scientific & clinical research
We facilitate and fund studies focused on understanding the mechanisms of tinnitus and developing new treatment approaches.
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Facilitating communication & knowledge sharing
TRI creates platforms for researchers, clinicians, and experts to share their work through thematic workgroups, conferences, databases and newsletters
Educating clinicians & professionals
We provide training materials, books, and events to help healthcare professionals stay informed about the latest developments in tinnitus diagnosis and treatment.
Historically, tinnitus research has been conducted by individual researchers or small teams working in isolation. At TRI, we believe that global collaboration across disciplines is essential for gaining a deeper understanding of tinnitus and accelerating the development of effective treatments.
This is why since 2006, TRI has worked to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice, fostering a network of experts dedicated to advancing tinnitus research and treatment options.
TRI organizational structure
An overview of TRI’s leadership, partners, and collaborative initiatives working together to advance tinnitus research and care.
Bringing experts together to advance tinnitus research
Supporting researchers, clinicians, and patients in the fight against tinnitus.
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For researchers & clinicians
Facilitating collaboration, research advancements, and access to scientific resources while providing diagnostic tools, clinical guidelines, and educational materials.
For patients
Offering information on tinnitus, its causes, and symptoms, along with available treatment options, self-help strategies, and resources for managing its impact on daily life.
Advancing tinnitus research for a better future
