Hung Thai-Van MD PhD obtained the Marie Curie fellowship from the European community and worked as a post-doctoral fellow from 2004 to 2006 at NIH-NIDCD (Bethesda, MD, USA). He currently heads the multidisciplinary tinnitus clinics in Lyon and has created a specialized audiological unit for children with central auditory processing disorders (APD). He is the current director of the Physiology Education Program at Lyon Charles Mérieux School of Medicine. He is responsible for a joint audiology training program between the universities of Paris, Lyon, and Clermont-Ferrand, targeting physicians, audioprosthetists, and physiotherapists. As a research team leader in the Paris Hearing Institute, he supervises doctoral and post-doctoral research on the relationship between sensory perception and neurophysiology of ascending and descending auditory pathways. He is the French national secretary for the International Bureau of Audiophonology (BIAP) and also one of the French representatives at the European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS) and International Society of Audiology. In 2024, he will chair the World Congress of Audiology in Paris.