Monita Chatterjee

Monita Chatterjee has a diverse range of work experience in the field of auditory prostheses and perception. Monita started their career at the House Ear Institute as a Postdoctoral Researcher and later progressed to become a Scientist I and II. In 2005, they joined the University of Maryland, College Park as an Assistant Professor in Hearing and Speech Sciences, where they later became an Associate Professor and Director of the Cochlear Implants and Psychophysics Lab.

In 2012, Chatterjee transitioned to the Boys Town National Research Hospital, assuming the role of Senior Scientist and Director of the Auditory Prostheses and Perception Laboratory. In 2013, they also became a Special Member of the Graduate Faculty at the University of Maryland.

Throughout their career, Chatterjee has demonstrated expertise in auditory prostheses and perception and has made significant contributions to the field.

Monita Chatterjee completed their Bachelor of Electrical Engineering degree from Jadavpur University, where they studied from 1983 to 1987. Following this, they pursued their Ph.D. in Neuroscience/Bioengineering at Syracuse University, where they attended from 1988 to 1994. Prior to their higher education, Monita Chatterjee attended Loreto House, although specific details such as start and end years, as well as degrees or field of study, were not provided.