A pioneering expert in the field of tinnitus and the co-founder of Brai3n, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to transforming the understanding and treatment of this often debilitating condition. With a deep commitment to improving the quality of life for those affected by tinnitus, Dirk integrates cutting-edge research with innovative therapeutic approaches. Brai3n focuses on harnessing technology and neuro-scientific insights to create effective solutions that empower individuals to manage their tinnitus effectively. Through his work, Dirk aims to raise awareness, foster community support, and ultimately change the narrative around tinnitus, shifting it from a life-altering challenge to a manageable aspect of life.

A dedicated researcher currently pursuing her PhD with a focus on tinnitus, aiming to deepen the understanding of its underlying mechanisms and impact on daily life. Her work seeks to explore innovative approaches to treatment and management, bridging the gap between scientific research and real-world applications. Emilie is passionate about advocating for those affected by tinnitus, striving to develop evidence-based strategies that can improve their quality of life. Through her research, she aims to contribute valuable insights to the field, ultimately working towards better support and solutions for individuals living with tinnitus.

Is the Medical Operations Director at Lapperre Audiology, where he combines his extensive expertise in audiology with a passion for improving patient outcomes. With a strong focus on advancing hearing health, Ivan is dedicated to implementing innovative solutions that enhance the delivery of audiological care. His work involves not only overseeing clinical operations but also advocating for patient education and awareness, particularly regarding tinnitus and its effects on hearing health. Ivan aims to bridge the gap between technology and personalized care, ensuring that individuals receive comprehensive support in their journey toward better hearing and overall well-being.

An Assistant Professor specializing in musculoskeletal (MSK) rehabilitation and tinnitus at Hasselt University. With a strong academic background and clinical experience, Sarah is committed to advancing the understanding of the relationship between MSK disorders and tinnitus. Her research focuses on developing effective rehabilitation strategies that address both physical and auditory challenges faced by patients. Passionate about fostering interdisciplinary approaches, Sarah aims to enhance patient care and improve quality of life for those affected by tinnitus. Through her teaching and research, she empowers students and practitioners to integrate holistic solutions in the management of tinnitus and related conditions.