Dr. Aaron Remenschneider is a staff Neurotologist at Boston Children's Hospital and a Principal Investigator within the Eaton-Peabody Laboratories at Mass Eye and Ear. He treats pediatric and adult patients with chronic ear disease, hearing loss and disorders of the lateral skull base. He is passionate about improving the clinical and surgical outcomes of patients with ear disorders and hearing loss.

Dr. Remenschneider's research focuses on the clinical evaluation and treatment of conductive hearing loss and middle ear disease through the study of middle ear pathology, mechanics and acoustics. His lab seeks to develop innovative methods for diagnosing middle ear disease and improving hearing reconstruction. His career path was heavily influenced by the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings, when he cared for and clinically studied otologic injuries, including tympanic membrane (TM) perforations, in a large cohort of subjects across greater Boston.

Remenschneider's lab is also focused on improving equipment and methods for the diagnosis of high frequency hearing loss. A current NIH/NIDCD-funded project in his laboratory seeks to develop calibration standards and clinical methods for measurement of high frequency bone conduction hearing thresholds in normal and hearing-impaired subjects.