With the support of

Edito

In September 2024, Paris will host the 36th World Congress of Audiology. Half a century, almost to the day, after the edition organized in 1974 by Professor Paul Pialoux, the French Society of Audiology, with the support of the French ENT Society, will bring back the prestigious event to France. In a capital city elevated by the coming Olympic Games, our ambition is to invite audiologists from all over the world to attend a cutting-edge conference where diagnostic and therapeutic innovation, personalized medicine and translational research will definitely be in the spotlight.

Program focus :

  • Aging & Cognition
  • Amplification & Hearing Aid Fitting
  • Auditory & Vestibular Implants
  • Basic Sciences
  • e-Health
  • Electrophysiology
  • Education Programs
  • Functional Imaging
  • Genetics
  • Global Outreach
  • Innovative Therapies
  • Safe Listening
  • Screening & Testing
  • Speech & Language Disorders
  • Tinnitus & Hyperacusis
  • Vertigo & Balance Disorders

We look forward to welcoming you from September 19 to 22, 2024 in Paris.
On behalf of the organizing committee,

Prof. Hung THAI-VAN, MD-PhD
Congress President

Registration open in

 DAYS

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The Paris Experience

With 30 million visitors per year, Paris is one of the world’s top tourist destinations. Just how you imagined it … Paris has something for everyone in a multifaceted, magical, mythical and sometimes surprising capital that is always exciting.
People come to Paris to admire its exceptional architectural and cultural heritage, which makes it one of the world’s most beautiful cities. This dynamic heritage is constantly being updated and enriched.
Paris is also the capital of gastronomy, fashion and shopping – a city where something is always happening. It is committed to the notions of quality of life and sustainable development and offers its inhabitants and visitors a particularly pleasant setting.

LOCATION

CNIT, La Défense

Originally designed as an exhibition hall to replace the Grand Palais, the Cnit has since been transformed into a tertiary space. In 2009, it underwent restructuring work to create a multifunctional building complex of over 100,000 sq.m., housing offices, shops, conference and exhibition halls, as well as a 4-star hotel. The architects of the restructuring are BCA Brullman Crochon & Associés.