Following the last IFOS congress in Dubai 2023, the long-awaited IFOS congress in Istanbul 2026 is just around the corner, September 9-13 at the Istanbul Congress Center (ICC).
We’re excited to meet with colleagues and partners in person at booth A23, 3-5, and look forward to discussing the latest advancements within diagnostic audiology and balance with you.
Interacoustics and partner speakers at IFOS 2026
We’re delighted to have in-house and partner clinicians speaking at this year’s congress on several exciting topics. Discover the details below.
Virtual Reality: A major innovation for Vestibular Rehabilitation
On September 10, 11.45-12.15, in Room Equilibrium 3, Franck Assaban, Physical Therapist and Founder of Virtualis, will discuss the role of the Virtualis virtual reality (VR) rehabilitation devices in vestibular rehabilitation.
The Role of Wideband Tympanometry in Predicting the Degree of Hearing Loss in Children with Otitis Media with Effusions
On September 11, 07.15-07.45, in Room Audiology 1, Leigh Martin, Director of the Interacoustics Academy, will discuss the latest research on wideband tympanometry and its ability to predict the degree of hearing loss.
Related Interacoustics Academy course: Predicting Severity of Hearing Loss & Middle Ear Effusion Volume Using Wideband Tympanometry
The development and clinical implementation of the ManU-IRU stimuli for measurement of aided cortical responses
On September 11, 08.30-09.00, in Room Audiology 2, Michael East, Audiologist and International Clinical Trainer at the Interacoustics Academy, will discuss the novel ManU-IRU stimuli, developed by the Interacoustics Research Unit (IRU) in collaboration with The University of Manchester for aided cortical testing.
Computational Audiology in Hearing Aids
On September 11, 17.00-17.30, in Room Hearing Aids, Hürol Erişçi, Owner and Founder of Erişçi Elektronik, will provide a talk on computational audiology.
Quantifying Function: A Data-Driven Framework for Functional VOR Assessment and Training
On September 12, 07.00-07.30, in Room Equilibrium 1, Michael East’s second talk at IFOS 2026 will investigate a data-driven approach to functional VOR assessment and training.
User-Operated Audible Contrast Threshold (uACT): An Automated Approach to Assessing Aided Speech-in-Noise Performance
On September 12, 12.15-12.45, in Room Audiology 1, Leigh Martin will discuss an automated approach being researched to perform audible contrast threshold (ACT™) testing.
Related research: Evaluating the user-operated audible contrast threshold test as a language-independent proxy of speech-in-noise perception
Meet us at booth A23, 3-5
Stop by booth A23, 3-5, to learn how our equipment can benefit you in your clinical practice. We’ll gladly provide demonstrations of the:
And much more! We look forward to speaking with you.
