Skip to main content

ResearchHubLoading navigation…

Loading ResearchHub…

Trends in Hearing - ResearchHub

Explore the network

Research, people, journals and institutions — all in one place.

Explore

01Research 02Smart search 03Researchers 04Journals 05Institutions 06RHR Rankings 07ResearchHub platform 08Events

Work together

Turn ideas into projects, questions and reusable datasets.

Connect

01Projects 02Questions 03Datasets

Stay informed

Follow trends, opportunities and your research library.

Insights

01Research trends 02Opportunities 03Library 04Research services 05ResearchHub Pro 06Pricing

ResearchHub

Explore ResearchHub.

Personal

01Recommended research 02Research intelligence

Home Search Network Library Log in

ResearchHub

Research, connected

Explore the graph

X

Download ResearchHub

GET IT ONGoogle PlayComing soonDownload on theApp StoreComing soonEXPLORE IT ONAppGalleryComing soon

Research

Research Researchers Journals Institutions RHR Rankings

Contribute

Projects Questions Datasets Opportunities

Platform

ResearchHub platform About Blog Community Help API Licensing

Shopping

Contact and support

Need help, have a question, or want to contact the ResearchHub team?

Contact and support support@aresearch.uk

© 2026 ResearchHub. Built for responsible scholarly connection.

Help Article feed Privacy Terms Cookies This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 InternationalCC BY 4.0

Privacy-aware community infrastructure

Privacy & Cookies

We use cookies and similar technologies

ResearchHub uses necessary technologies for security, authentication and core functionality. Advertising choices, where available, are collected separately through Google's consent message.

See our Privacy Notice and Cookie Policy.

Journal

Trends in Hearing

2331-2165 · SAGE Publications

2 verified public works

Browse all journals →

On the Use of Hearing Aid Algorithms in Industrial Noise: Balancing Speech Intelligibility and Hearing Protection

2026 · 0 citations

Hearing Aid Noise Reduction Algorithms Support Neural Speech Tracking by Enhancing Spectrotemporal Consistency of Phase-Locked Brain Responses to Acoustic Edges

2026 · 0 citations

Page 1 of 1