Shoup will be recognized at the AAA Annual Conference on April 18 in Atlanta. Shoup, who became Callier Center director in 2020, has an extensive catalog of research, which includes studies of newborn hearing screening, the impact of congenital cytomegalovirus on hearing, implantable devices and vestibular disorders. She has combined her research pursuits with a career in clinical care and a commitment to teaching, mentoring and advocacy in audiology. The ASLMS is dedicated to the development and application of lasers and related technology for health care applications. “It is a great honor to receive the Dr. Horace Furumoto Innovations Professional Development Young Investigator Award,” Qin said.