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Mai-Britt Beldam

Input data – how do we predict room acoustics?

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Ilene Busch-Vishniac

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American research presented at ICA 2019

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ICA 2019

Pauli Pallaskorpi

Finnish study finds that the sound environment affects children’s listening skills

Soundproofist – a practical approach to raising awareness about sound around us.

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Good acoustics as an extra source of income in restaurants

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Robot Assisting the surgeon in the Operating Room!

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Diversity at Internoise 2019 – Top 3 presentations

Frans Davidsson

Sound workspaces for emotional intelligent people

Frans Davidsson

The blurry zone

Carsten Svensson

Find out what a room can sound like – with the Ecophon Acoustic Calculator

Sound energy flow reconstructed in the vicinity of an absorbing sample in a standardized (ISO 354:2003) reverberation chamber. The energy is predominantly flowing towards the absorber. Tangential flows can also be detected, due to the interaction between waves propagating from the source and other reflections of considerable amplitude (adapted from Nolan et al., 2019).

Mai-Britt Beldam

New experimental methods shed light on sound field diffusion in reverberation chambers.

Speech intelligibility and public sound systems

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