Taught by leaders in laryngology and phoniatrics

Clinical practice in voice, swallowing, airway disorders and cancer. Member of the editorial board of the Journal of Voice, the International Association of Phonosurgery and the Collegium Medicorum Theatri, and Vice-President of the European Laryngological Society.

Focuses on HPV-related disease, particularly recurrent respiratory papillomatosis, leading a large surgical practice and a laboratory studying its immunology. A leading advocate of systemic bevacizumab and HPV-specific immunotherapy, and a busy voice and airway surgeon.

Final-year ENT resident training under Ton Langeveld and Elisabeth Sjögren, with a background in classical voice studies at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Clinical epidemiologist completing a PhD on subglottic stenosis and laryngeal dystonia, and founder and president of Young ELS.

Adjunct Professor at the University of Helsinki with a PhD on laryngeal papillomatosis. Research on recurrent respiratory papillomatosis and head and neck tumours. President of the Finnish Society for Head and Neck Oncology.

Wrote his thesis on adductor spasmodic dysphonia and has published on head and neck cancer and laryngology, including botulinum toxin treatment, TA-myoneurectomy and laser surgery for early laryngeal cancer.

Specialist in airway stenosis, complex dysphagia and gender-affirming voice surgery, who introduced several voice feminisation procedures to the UK. Laryngology section editor of Scott-Brown’s Otolaryngology and founding member of the International Association of TransVoice Surgeons.

Head of the Experimental Surgery Laboratory, known for developing laryngeal reinnervation from animal research into clinical practice. Main interests are phonosurgery and neurolaryngology.

Vice-Chair of the UCLA Department of Head and Neck Surgery and director of its swallowing disorders programme and laryngology fellowship, with over 140 publications on voice, swallowing and head and neck oncology.

Completed her laryngology fellowship at UCLA and has a particular interest in the diagnosis and treatment of spasmodic dysphonia.

Known for introducing laryngeal reinnervation in the UK; founded the Airway, Voice and Swallow centre at Poole and teaches and mentors surgeons internationally.

Has practised laryngology since 1998 and is known worldwide for voicedoctor.net, his teaching on diagnosing voice disorders and his book Why is there a frog in my throat?

Past President of the Association of Phonosurgeons of India and Chief Editor of the Textbook of Laryngology. Focuses on phonomicrosurgery, neurolaryngology, laser surgery for early glottic cancer and pitch-alteration surgery.

Trained at the Isshiki Clinic Kyoto Voice Surgery Center and leads a multidisciplinary voice team in Nagoya.

First to complete the two-year UEMS European Laryngology Fellowship, focusing on laryngopharyngeal oncology, neurolaryngology, dysphagia and complex airway reconstruction.

Heads the Laboratory for Human and Experimental Neurophysiology, researching the neurophysiology of voice, speech and language.

Works in head and neck surgical oncology, phoniatrics and in-office laryngeal procedures, and in swallowing and post-laryngectomy rehabilitation.

Heads the Laboratory for Biology and Human Genetics, specialising in genome-wide association analysis.

Phoniatrician and amateur singer with a broad interest in wellbeing and the many factors behind patients’ complaints.

Over 20 years in the international medical device business, 15 of them in ENT and laryngology. Founder of Soluvos Medical and co-founder of AmplioVox.