Issue number one of Audacity, the membership magazine formerly known as BSA News, was published in August 2013. Audacity promotes learning and knowledge, reflects the clinical, academic and research age in which we live and explores new ideas. There are two issues per year, published in spring and autumn, available in an interactive electronic format.
Audacity has regular sections on:
- BSA Today: An update on activities of the BSA and the Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
- Featured articles: Expert writing about topical areas in audiology
- Ear Globe – Audiology around the world: Find out about the latest charity and humanitarian work going on within Audiology
- Clinical Catch-up: Short articles on relevant clinical topics
- Research Round-up: Spotlight on major ongoing research projects in the audiology community worldwide
- Ear to the Ground: A guide to all things Ear-related in the media
Audacity is currently available to members and non-members to demonstrate the work of the BSA.
What is Audacity?
“Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination.”
—John Dewey, American psychologist, philosopher, educator, social critic and political activist
Audacity is the membership publication of the British Society of Audiology. Within its pages, the editorial team aims to promote learning and knowledge that reflects the clinical, academic and research interests of our multidisciplinary membership. There are two issues per year (spring and autumn) available in interactive digital format.
Meet the editorial team
We are your Audacity editorial team, based at the University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust in Brighton. Our clinical remit expands from paediatrics to adults, hearing, tinnitus, hyperacusis, and vestibular diagnostics to rehabilitation. We look forward to receiving your articles and learning about the work you and your organisation are doing to help progress the field of audiology in the UK and overseas.
- Alan Sanderson, PhD, Clinical Lecturer in Audiology
- Antonia Charalambous, BSc, Joint Lead Clinician for Adult Rehabilitation
- Charlotte Morris, MSc, Joint Lead Clinician for Paediatrics
- Erin Millar, MSc, Scientist Training Programme (STP) student
- Gouri Girish, MSc, Senior Audiologist
- Jennifer Lawrence, PGC, Hearing Therapist
- Katy Bishop, HE Dip, Senior Audiologist
- Laura Sanderson, MSc, Joint Lead Clinician for Paediatrics
- Manuel Loureiro, MSc, Head of department
- Melina Matthiessen, MSc, Joint Lead Clinician for Adult Rehabilitation
- Monica Isaac, MSc, Joint Lead Clinician for Vestibular Services
- Morgan Hannah, MSc, Senior Audiologist
- Rob Low, PhD, Joint Lead Clinician for Paediatrics
- Sam Blakemore, MSc, Joint Lead Clinician for Adult Rehabilitation
- Saskia Harden, MSc, Lead Clinician for Hearing Therapy
- Sunidhi Bhat, MSc, Senior Audiologist
- Tania van Zyl, PG Cert, Senior Audiologist
- Treasure Idor, BSc, Assistant Audiologist
- Vicky Hawkins, MSc, Hearing Therapist
Comments? Ideas? Want to get involved? Contact us at audacity@thebsa.org.uk
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