The latest issue of the Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ), Volume 69 Number 3 for May-June, 2021 has been released. Take a look!
Along with the issue there is 1 book review:
A pioneering material that gives unprecedented control on sound and noise is to be trialed in hospitals and other noisy locations such as beside motorways. The technology allows scientists to turn plastic sheets into powerful noise-cancelling panels with the same noise-reduction effect of as two inches of plywood but weighing four to six times less.
WIND TURBINE NOISE 2021, May 18 - 21st, 2021
This is the 9th conference in this wind turbine noise series. 50 presentations and discussions over 4 days Technical sessions, starting at 1 PM each day (Central Europe Summer Time), over 130 participants from 25 countries registered so far.
For more information on the conference including registration: https://www.windturbinenoise.eu/content/conferences/9-wind-turbine-noise-2021/
The latest issue of the Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ), Volume 69 Number 2 for March-April, 2021 has been released. Take a look!
Along with the issue there is 1 book review:
INCE-USA has donated $1,000 from proceeds generated at it’s annual conference, NOISE-CON 2020 (NC2020), to the Foundation for Science and Mathematics Education in New Orleans.
The Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ) is now offering authors the option of publishing their papers with Open Access. Learn more!
While everyone is continuing to do their part and are working from home The Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA (INCE-USA) reached out to members to collect tips on how to control the noise level in the home office.
In this episode of The Noise News, a podcast brought to you by NNI, our host Eoin King is joined by Patricia Davies, Chair of the 50th congress events committee & Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University, Tyler Dare, Technical Program Chair & Assistant Research Professor at Pennsylvania State University, Raj Singh, Congress President, and Davia Akkerman, Congress Co-President. Our guests are here to discuss Internoise 2021, which will mark the 50th international congress in exposition in Noise Control Engineering.
Steve Sorenson is the Vice President of Membership at INCE-USA. We spoke with Steve recently to get to know him better and allow him to share his experiences with other INCE members. Here is what Steve had to say.
INCE is saddened to note the recent passing of our colleague, James Dvorak Chalupnik. Link through to a page with more information on the life and career of this outstanding contributor to the world of acoustics and noise control.
