Date:  Tuesday, March 19, 6:45 pm

Duration:  2,5h incl. travel time with the opportunity to end in a bar afterwards

Meeting point: will be announced after registration

Max. Number of participants: 20

Registration: at the conference office, remaining places directly after the structures session „Schallschutz im Umfeld von Musikklubs und Open-Air-Veranstaltungen“

Music is not just commercial noise, but an essential part of our coexistence. Join us on a walk through the Hanover music scene and experience how the clubs “Kulturpalast Linden” and “Kulturzentrum Faust” deal with the challenges of current regulations. Afterwards you have the option of ending the evening in a bar.

Date: Thursday, March 21, 9 am -10:30 am and Thursday, March 21, 2:30 pm -14 pm

Meeting point: will be announced after registration (on the spot)

Max. number of participants: 15

Registration: at the conference desk

The ENT Clinic of the Hannover Medical School and the DHZ are internationally known for the world's largest cochlear implant (CI) program with more than 10,000 CI patients since the first implantation and around 600 new CI patients annually.

Under one roof, the DHZ offers the latest diagnostic methods and therapies, comprehensive technical advice and support, educational and speech therapy hearing training as well as the provision of hearing systems at the highest international level. From conventional hearing aids to implantable hearing aids (middle ear implants) or inner ear implants such as the CI to central auditory implants, the DHZ offers help with all hearing disorders.

The hearing systems are being further developed in close collaboration with industry. In addition to the routine care of cochlear implant patients, individual research projects are presented by the research groups. You can see a real-time CI simulator with which signal processing strategies of CI systems can be made audible.

Furthermore, there are insights into objective measurement methods (EEG) to represent the hearing process with the aim of adapting hearing systems using the closed-loop method in the future. Developments on virtual acoustic scenarios will also be shown.

Date: Thursday, March 21, 12 -1 pm plus travel time

Meeting point: will be announced after registration (on the spot)

Max. number of participants: 30 in 3 single groups

Registration: at the conference desk

The Tessmar recording studio is one of the largest studios in Germany. On a total of over 1000 square meters, the Tessmar recording studio offers the most modern technology for audio productions of all kinds. Thanks to its variable room acoustics, the large recording hall with its ceilings up to 8 m high and an area of ​​187 square meters is used for rock and pop productions as well as for recording medium-sized orchestras. A focus of the studio work is on 3D audio productions based on loudspeakers, as is clearly presented in the tour in three individual groups.

→ www.tonstudio-tessmar.de/

Date: Wednesday, March 20, 2-4 pm, 1:45 pm and Thursday, March 21, 9-11 am, 8:45 am

Meeting point: will be announced after registration

Max. number of participants:  40 in each group

Registration: at the conference desk

Please take your DAGA conference badge to the factory tour.

Shaping the future of the audio world and creating unique sound experiences for customers - that is the goal that unites the employees of the Sennheiser Group worldwide.The independent family business Sennheiser, run in the third generation by Dr. Andreas Sennheiser and Daniel Sennheiser, was founded in 1945 and is today one of the leading manufacturers in the field of professional audio technology.The factory tour includes a tour of all production areas.