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Contact the Dublin bimodal stimulation tinnitus study
Send one short enquiry to the team running a recruiting study of bimodal electrical-sound stimulation and auditory training for chronic tonal tinnitus at Trinity College Dublin.
Before you go
- Available in
- Ireland
- Time now
- 5 minutes or less
- Cost
- No payment required
- Commitment afterwards
- The team may reply, and taking part would mean in-person sessions in Dublin.
Important to know. The registry lists adults aged 18–80 with predominantly tonal tinnitus lasting more than 3 months and up to 5 years. Taking part involves eight sessions in Dublin over four weeks, plus follow-up assessments. Other criteria apply; the study team confirms eligibility and current availability.
Source check information
The planned source re-check (2026-10-15) is overdue. This does not establish whether the opportunity is still open; check the source before acting.
- What you do
- Ask the study team whether you might be suitable.
- Where it happens
- By email from your own account, to the study team at Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience. Nothing is sent from here.
- When it counts
- When you have sent your enquiry. It does not mean you are taking part; the study team decides.
About this opportunity
- Purpose
- The study is listed as recruiting at Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience in Dublin, and enquiries go to its published study contact.
How this was verified
Checked against the current official trial-registry record
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Review this study and contact the team if it looks relevant to you. Only the study team decides who can take part — we make no judgement about that, and we never ask you anything about your health.
- Source
- Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience
- Source checked
- 2026-09-15
- Action reviewed
- 2026-09-12
- Next check
- 2026-10-15
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