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Keynote Speeches
G. Paul Moore Lectures
Quintana Lectures
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Keynote Speeches
Keynote Speech 2018, Boris Kleber, PhD
The Brain That Learns to Sing and Is Changed by It
Boris Kleber, PhD, neurophysiologist, who has studied the brain in singers with interesting results.
Keynote Speech 2017, Robert Zatorre, PhD
Perception , Production and Pleasure: The Neuroscience of Music
Keynote Speech 2016, Joseph Zabner, PhD
PART I: Use of Adeno Associated Virus to Express Epithelial Transport Genes in the Vocal Folds
PART II: Use of Adeno Associated Virus to Express Epithelial Transport Genes in the Vocal Folds
Q&A: Use of Adeno Associated Virus to Express Epithelial Transport Genes in the Vocal Folds
G. Paul Moore Lectures
In 1981, a new feature was added to the Annual Symposium: Care of the Professional Voice: The G. Paul Moore Lecture. Named in honor of Dr. Moore, this lectureship was created to provide an opportunity for people of stature in the field to share their philosophical and historical perspectives on voice and to provide an overview of their particular areas of interest.
G. Paul Moore Lecture: Nancy Pearl Solomon, PhD, CCC-SLP
The Many Voices of Conducting Research
G. Paul Moore Lecture: Nicolas E. Maragos, MD
Doing No Harm
G. Paul Moore Lecture: Sten Ternström – 2017
Mind the Gap
G. Paul Moore Lecture: Mara Behlau, PhD – 2016
Lessons in Voice Rehabilitation: Journal of Voice & Clinical Practice
Quintana Lectures
- The Quintana Voice Research Award of The Voice Foundation, founded by Sr. Bernardo Quintana, recognizes excellence in the broad field of engineering applied to the study of the voice.
Quintana Research Award Lecture 2018,
Luc Mongeau, PhD
Award for engineering contributions to voice science
Biomaterials and Strategies for Permanent Vocal Fold Lamina Propria Repair and Reconstruction
Quintana Research Award Lecture 2017:
Dimitar Deliyski, PhD
for engineering contributions to voice science
An Engineeer in Dysphonialand
Quintana Voice Research Award Lecture 2016:
RJ Baken, PhD
Be Prepared: There Might Be a Future Coming
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