The Springer Audiological Research Handbook offers a series of comprehensive and structured reviews of the main topics of contemporary modern research. The folders target all individuals with interest in hearing research, including postgraduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and clinical researchers. The purpose of these volumes is to assign new investigators to important aspects of hearing science and to assist established researchers in understanding the theories and basic data in the field of hearing so that they do not follow them closely.

Each folder aims to provide a specific theme comprehensively, each chapter will serve as an artificial overview and proof of lighting. Such chapters do not offer comprehensive data reviews or original research that has not yet been reflected in peer review.

The volumes focus on subjects that have developed well-established data and conceptual foundations rather than on topics that have begun to develop their own literature. New research areas will be covered in a timely manner in the series when they begin to mature..