Audrey Maudoux

Audrey Maudoux is a Research Fellow affiliated with Georgetown University, where she conducted post-doctoral work in the laboratory of Pr. Josef Rauschecker. She holds an M.D. (2008) and a Ph.D. in medical science (2012) from the University of Liège, Belgium, with a residency in Otolaryngology at Liège University Hospital. Her research focuses on understanding tinnitus mechanisms using neuroimaging (fMRI) and neuromodulation (tDCS).

Education:

• M.D., University of Liège (2008)
• Ph.D., Cyclotron Research Centre (CRC), University of Liège (2012)

Awards:

• Belgian Royal Academy of Medicine Prize (2008)
• Albert Kesteloot Prize (FNRS, 2008)
• Tinnitus Prize (FNRS, 2011)

Grants & Fellowships:

• FNRS Research Fellowship (PhD period)
• Frances Foundation Grant (BAEF Fellow, 2014 Georgetown postdoc)

She is part of the neuroimaging research team at Georgetown University, investigating auditory perception disorders with clinical and translational applications.