‼️Hey #ASHA2025‼️Don’t miss Dr. Kimberly D. Mueller and Madeline Hale’s big centennial presentation TODAY, 11/20 @ 1pm, Session 1060! You won’t want to miss hearing about biomarker-defined, preclinical #alzheimersdisease and how #SLP ‘s and #audiologist’s can play a role in early intervention! Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Institute Department of Communication Sciences & …

Join us this Wednesday, November 12th at 1pm CT for a talk with Dr. Kimberly Mueller on how improving hearing may support memory and thinking. 🧠 🦻🏼 Click the link below to register for the ‼FREE‼️ event before it’s too late! https://beingpatient.com/…/can-better-hearing-protect…/

Madeline Hale, CCANDL PhD student, is the recipient of The Emma Allen Fellowship Award! She was awarded $1,000 to cover travel expenses to the 2025 American Speech Language Hearing Association Convention where she will be giving two presentations! Congratulations Madeline!

Earlier this month, Dr. Kimberly Mueller was a featured speaker at the 2025 ADRC Fall Community Conversation! She gave a talk on addressing hearing loss for better brain health. She was accompanied by many experts in the field, such as Dr. Bobby Gibbs, Dr. Erik Jorgensen, Dr. Jenna Woestman, and Dr. Art Walaszek as the …

‼️FREE AND OPEN TO ALL! ‼ This Thursday, 10/9, the Fall Community Conversation will be taking place! Dr. Kimberly Mueller, among many other incredible panelists, will address the connection between hearing loss and memory loss, and why it matters for your brain health.🦻🏼🧠

Check out our PhD student, Madeline Hale’s, recent publication! Click the link below to read more about her work, linking silent pauses in speech to amyloid and tau buildup in cognitively unimpaired adults. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13872877251371720

Our very own Alexis Thompson (2nd year AuD student) was awarded the Jack Kile 2025 Scholarship from the Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association (WSHA) Foundation, and we couldn’t be more proud! This scholarship supports undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate a specific interest in pediatric or educational audiology.

New publication alert!! First author paper from CCANDL post doc, Dr. Deling He is out now! Click the link below to read more about her work, using an acoustic-based method to examine pauses in connected speech related to Alzheimer’s disease. https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.70635

Check out this paper by Studer and Cody, “Lifestyle, genetic risk, plasma pTau217, and incident cognitive impairment in the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention (WRAP).” https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.70573