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THE LONDON FREE PRESS: Western University students' lip-reading masks a huge help for hearing-impaired

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THE LONDON FREE PRESS
July 7, 2020

Western University students' lip-reading masks a huge help for hearing-impaired

Western University graduate students Matthew Urichuk and Taylor Bardell were grocery shopping when they first noticed how difficult it was to understand each other while wearing face masks.

The two PhD students in communications sciences and disorders wondered if it was tough for them to communicate, what must it be like for people who are hearing impaired?

Featuring the work of Matthew Urichuk and Taylor Bardell, Faculty of Health Sciences, Western University

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July 07, 2020 in Graduate Students in the News |

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