Quack-like sounds heard off the coast of New Zealand in the 1980s might have been…
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The Acoustical Society of America (ASA) is a professional organization dedicated to generating, disseminating, and promoting the knowledge of acoustics and its practical applications. Founded in 1929, the ASA serves an international membership of researchers, engineers, and professionals across various disciplines concerned with all aspects of sound, including its generation, transmission, and effects. The society organizes conferences, publishes research through its journal, the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, and engages in educational activities aimed at advancing the science and technology of acoustics. It covers areas ranging from noise control and hearing research to underwater acoustics and musical acoustics, making it a pivotal institution in the field of acoustical research and application.
Researchers from Binghamton University discovered that spider silk responds uniquely to the velocity of air…
Inexpensive and easy to build, these data-collecting balloons capture low-frequency sound in the Earth’s atmosphere.…
Locating leaks in water distribution networks is made easier with hydrant-mounted hydrophones and advanced algorithms.…
Software program predicts environmental noise and modulates voices to simulate sound on other planets. Timothy…
Modeling and optimizing sensor networks for a specific environment to help missions home in on…
Acoustic Tools Reveal Hotspots of Ocean Life in Scattered Places Ocean predators cannot survive on…
Masks designed for singers prevent COVID-19 transmission, most voice distortion. When singers generate beautiful notes,…
Stuttering Starts at Speech Initiation, Not Due to Impaired Motor Skills Theory suggests anomalies in…
Echolocation Builds Prediction Models of Prey Movement Bats are not only using their acoustical abilities…
Acoustic Tools Detect Vibrating Microbubbles, Act As Oxygen Sensor Blood carries vital oxygen through our…
Pandemic-related stress and anxiety may increase auditory and vestibular effects associated with COVID-19. The physiological…
Quietness isn’t just absence of noise; it’s a balance of calming sounds. A new index…
Acoustical environments can prevent, reduce behavioral and psychological symptoms. Designing a soundscape to improve the…
For some, COVID-19 can result in severe pneumonia or even death, while others remain purely…
Hearing Tones, Elements Through Atomic Music Data about the structure of atoms can be transformed…
As instructors continue to wear masks for the safety of themselves and their students, the…
Eye position has a modest but measurable impact on speech intelligibility within a cocktail party…