David William James Perry
BSc, BE (Honours) (Melbourne)

Doctoral Candidate

 

Department of Otolaryngology
2nd Floor, 32 Gisborne St
East Melbourne  VIC  3002
Australia
Ph:   +61 3 9929 8482
Fax: +61 3 9633 1958
E-mail: dperry (at) bionicear (dot) org

I joined the Bionic Ear Institute as a UROP student in 2005, developing analysis techniques for intracochlear electrode impedance recordings. I undertook a number of undergraduate projects within the institute, culminating in the development of a novel research cochlear implant for small laboratory animals, for which I was awarded "Best Final Year Project" by the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Having completed my undergraduate studies, majoring in electrical (biomedical) engineering and behavioural neuroscience, I am now continuing as a PhD candidate within the Auditory Neurobiology Research Group. I'm studying central auditory plasticity associated with cochlear implant experience, using a combination of behavioural and electrophysiological techniques.

 

Perry, D. (2008, January). Research Cochlear Implant for Small Laboratory Animals. Australasian Auditory Neuroscience Workshop.

Perry, D., Fallon, J., Grayden, D., Millard, R., Shepherd, R. (2008, January). Research Cochlear Implant for Small Laboratory Animals. Proceedings of the Australian Neuroscience Society.

Perry, D. (2007, December). Development of a Research Cochlear Implant for Small Laboratory Animals, HCSnet SummerFest.

Perry, D., Fallon, J., Donley, L., Coco, A., Millard, R., Shepherd, R. (2007, January). Chronic Intra-cochlear Electrode Impedance: Relationship to Tissue Response and Telemetry Measures. Australasian Auditory Neuroscience Workshop.

  Author: dperry (at) bionicear (dot) org    Last Updated:  Friday June 13 200813/05/08