
As leaders in Hearing Research, we invite you to explore our related services
Turner Scientific works with biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, research institutes, and CROs
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Test promising new treatments for hearing loss, tinnitus, and vestibular dysfunction
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Evaluate the potential for ototoxicity
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Preclinical Hearing Research
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What is Turner Scientific?
We are a company with a dual, yet related, focus.
Our preclinical research services division is dedicated to advancing treatments of hearing loss and other ear disorders, and reducing the potential for damage posed by pharmaceuticals and chemicals to the ears. We are respected by sponsors on four continents for a rigorous scientific approach to studying efficacy of otic treatments, and screening for ototoxicity of any pharmaceutical compound.
With a focus on better science and improved animal welfare, we use our experience in auditory neuroscience to help animal facilities monitor and mitigate environmental concerns. Building on this expertise, Turner Scientific provides personalized services to monitor temperature, humidity, light, noise, and vibration in the lab animal space, which pose a risk to the validity of research studies, as well as an animal welfare concern.
Whether providing you with a place to go for your contract hearing research study or assisting you in understanding environmental confounds in your own animal research, Turner Scientific strives to provide the most up-to-date services and solutions for your needs.
Watch webinars by Turner Scientific
Dr. Turner's Webinar discussing noise/vibration confounds hosted by the Karolinska Institute
Dr. Turner's webinar presentation, "Vibration, Noise and Ultrasonic Noise as Unrecognized Lab Animal Stressors", is available for viewing. Please visit our Educational Library page or click below to watch this video presentation.
Turner Scientific Webinar discussing ototoxicity hosted by Sinclair Research
Turner Scientific's webinar presentation, "An Introduction to Ototoxicity: Appreciating and Assessing This Common Side Effect in Drug Development", is available for viewing. Please visit our Ototoxicity page or click below to watch this presentation.
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