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INCE Business Office
9100 Purdue Road, Suite 200,
Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268.
Phone: (317) 735-4063
FAX: (317) 280 8527
E-mail: ibo@inceusa.org

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• Fellow of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA
• INCE/USA Distinguished Noise Control Engineer Award
• INCE/USA Outstanding Educator Award
• INCE/USA Award for Excellence in Noise Control Engineering
• Martin Hirschorn IAC Prize - Best Paper Award
• Martin Hirschorn IAC Prize - Graduate Student Project Award
• INCE/USA Undergraduate Student Project Award
• INCE/USA Student Papers Awards
• INCE/USA Undergraduate Student Achievement Award
• Undergraduate Student Grant Award

A History of the INCE-USA Awards is available here.

Fellows of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA
Fellowship in INCE/USA is proposed to honor and recognize publicly any INCE/USA Member who has rendered service to INCE/USA and has made notable or distinguished contributions to the advancement of noise control engineering. Members elected would be known as “Fellow of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA.” Note that Fellowship is not considered a separate class of membership.

For a complete list of Fellows of INCE-USA select here.

2010 INCE Distinguished Noise Control Engineer Award
[The INCE Distinguished Noise Control Engineer Award recognizes individuals who have rendered conspicuous and consistently outstanding service to the Institute and to the field of noise control engineering over a sustained period. This honor corresponds to the title "Distinguished Professor" in academia and to the Honorary Fellowship Award of professional societies such as the Acoustical Society of America.]

Alan H. Marsh
For pioneering contributions to aircraft noise reduction, efforts to improve technical standards for sound level meters and for sustained service to INCE.

2009 Martin Hirschorn IAC Prize Best Paper Award
[Awarded for the best paper on new and/or improved cost-effective noise control and/or acoustical conditioning products published in the two years preceding the award.]

Mark A. MacDonald, Jessica Gullbrand, Yoshifumi Nishi, and Eric Baugh, INTEL Corp.
Notebook blower inlet flow and acoustics: Experiments and simulations, NCEJ

Winners of the NOISECON 2010 Student Paper Competition
[The objective of these awards is to recognize undergraduate students undertaking independent studies project work in noise control engineering and related topics and to provide them with nominal grants to cover expenses that otherwise would not be available from the university resources.]

Joseph Corcoran, Virginia Tech, USA
Output-only modal testing of simple residential structures and acoustic cavities using the response to simulated sonic booms and ambient excitation

Tyler Dare, Purdue University, USA
Noise generation in contraction joints in Portland cement concrete

Jie Duan, University of Cincinnati, USA
A novel delayless frequency domain filtered-x least mean square algorithm for vehicle powertrain noise control

Wenwei Jiang, University of Cincinnati, USA
Two-substructure, Time-Domain Transfer Path Analysis of Transient Dynamic Response of Mechanical Systems with Nonlinear Coupling

Logesh Kumar Natarajan, Wayne State University, USA
Enhancing accuracy in reconstruction of vibro-acoustic responses of a complex structure using Helmholtz equation least squares based nearfield acoustic holography

The Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA with more than 1000 members is one of the world’s premier professional noise control engineering organizations. Additional information about INCE/ USA may be found at www.inceusa.org.