Dr Hannah Stewart
Lecturer in Developmental PsychologyResearch Overview
I am a pediatric auditory neuroscientist. I am interested in the effect of everyday hearing technology (e.g. hearing aids, earbuds with remote microphone apps) on language, cognition, academic ability and cortical acclimatisation in children with normal hearing and hearing impairment. I use neuroimaging techniques, EEG and MRI, to understand the underlying mechanisms of speech and non-speech listening skills in hearing impairment and developmental disorders. I am also exploring how to bring gamification and virtual reality to paediatric hearing and listening research.
I am happy to discuss potential PhD projects.
EPSRC CORE Equipment 2022 - Lancaster University
03/01/2023 → 03/07/2024
Research
Cognition and listening difficulties
Invited talk
Podcast interview: Early career researcher in auditory neuroscience
Public Lecture/ Debate/Seminar
Birkbeck University of London
Visiting an external academic institution
8th Lancaster Conference on Infant & Early Child Development
Participation in conference - Academic
Research priorities for children with mild-to-moderate hearing loss across the UK
Other
Audictive
Participation in conference - Academic
British Society of Audiology
Participation in conference -Mixed Audience
British Society of Audiology (External organisation)
Membership of committee
External PhD examiner University of Auckland
Examination
Use of auditory technology
Oral presentation
British Academy of Audiology (External organisation)
Member of an organisation
UKAN+ (External organisation)
Member of an organisation
Auditory technology and children with mild-to-moderate hearing loss
Oral presentation
British Society of Audiology (External organisation)
Member of an organisation
RNiD (External organisation)
Other Membership
Association for Research in Otolaryngology (External organisation)
Member of an organisation
- Developmental Research Group