Abstract submissions are now open for oral and poster presentations at the AOS 160th Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA. Read more to download instructions and template to submit before the October 22, 2026 deadline.
The American Otological Society (AOS) is proud to support innovative research that advances the understanding and treatment of disorders of the ear and related sciences.
Applications for the 2027–2028 AOS Research Grant Awards begin with a required Letter of Intent (LOI).
October is National Protect Your Hearing Month. From concerts and sporting events to lawnmowers and everyday headphones, loud sounds are part of our lives and noise is a leading environmental nuisance. Exposure to sounds that are too loud, too close or last too long can permanently damage hearing.
In recognition of Women in Medicine Month, the American Otological Society is recognizing the women whose leadership and service have helped shape the Society across generations.
The American Otological Society (AOS) invites qualified candidates to apply for membership by September 8, 2026, for consideration and induction at the 2027 Annual Meeting. Applications require supporting documentation, including a CV, personal statement, and two letters of recommendation from current AOS Fellows.
AOS presented its Award of Merit to Karen Jo Enright, MD, PhD, in recognition of her exceptional contributions to otology and neurotology.
July 1 marks the beginning of a new academic year in medicine. The American Otological Society welcomes the interns, residents, clinical fellows, medical students, and other trainees beginning the next stage of their education and careers.
Watch the replay of this joint webinar presented by the American Otological Society and the Korean Otological Society. The discussion moved from the neuroscience of tinnitus to collaborative care, digital therapeutics, neuromodulation, and emerging approaches to measuring and treating tinnitus.
We’re highlighting several AOS webinars that explore hearing health from different perspectives — from music, hearing loss, and the brain, to hearing loss and cognitive health, to new technologies in otologic surgery.
AOS is now @AOSEarSurgery across all platforms. New handle, new platforms, fresh start—follow us for Fellow spotlights, webinars, research highlights, and more.
