This very popular session was co-chaired by Valteri Hongisto and J.y.Jeon. I caught up with Erling Nilsson to discuss an overview of the session after reading his paper. The session consisted of 5 papers, 2 of which were invited papers. 3 of the papers concerned the evaluation of the acoustics and measures related to sound […]
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Forum Acusticum 2011 – Aalborg – Denmark
Danish Acoustical Society will host acousticians from all over the world to participate in the 6th Forum Acusticum in Aalborg. This conference is held every three years and provides the opportunity for all acousticians to meet and discuss recent advances in their fields of interest. This conference will be held from 26 June to 1 […]
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Behavioural change for birds when exposed to more noise……
Image: clickgamer.com Well instead of becoming “angry birds!” A recent study shows that noise changes the way birds communicate much like the way we might behave when in a school canteen according to review of research carried out on Finches in Mexico City House Finches Raise the Pitch When It’s Noisy Picture yourself in your […]
Engine noise on planes diminishes our sense of taste
Scientists have worked out why airline meals taste so bad – and the chef isn’t to blame. Research shows that the sort of noise we are subjected to inside aircraft cabin affects our taste buds, reducing our sense of saltiness and sweetness – and increasing crunchiness. The finding could explain why even the most tempting-smelling […]
Some chemicals are noiser than others?
(picture from www.compliancesigns.com) A Nordic expert collaboration, coordinated by the Karolinska Institute, suggests that specific labeling is necessary for chemicals that combined with noise exposure increase the risk of hearing damage. Substances that the experts denote as hearing damaging are the solvents styrene, toluene and carbon disulfide, the metals lead and mercury, and carbon monoxide […]
Acoustic Bulletin Mobile Introduced
– Ever wished you could reach a post on the Acoustic Bulletin quickly and easily to show a friend or colleague? – Ever wished you could do this without the need of your computer? Well, now you can! We are pleased to announce that a new mobile friendly version of the Ecophon Acoustic Bulletin has […]
In search of the sound of silence…….
We all have a responsibility for reducing our carbon footprints…..but how about taking responsibility for our noise footprints. The BBC discuss if modern life is too noisy with poet Ian McMillan, who thinks we should all be worrying about reducing our noise footprints. Click here for more info See some very positive sound footprint examples […]