Both student and professional Noise Control Engineering awards will be available at the upcoming NOISE-CON 2024. Student awards include Student Paper Competition, "Classic Papers in Noise Control Engineering" Competition, and INCE-USA Travel Awards. Professional awards being offered this year include the Nancy Timmerman Members’ Choice Award, the George C. Maling Excellence in Noise Control Engineering, the William W. Lang Award for the Distinguished Noise Control Engineer and the Laymon N. Miller Award for Excellence in Acoustical Consulting. Follow the link for more information and application/nomination information. Deadlines are fast approaching!
The Technology for a Quieter America (TQA) Virtual workshop - Noise Around Airports: A Global Perspective was organized by the INCE Foundation and was hosted by International Institute of Noise Control Engineering and The National Academy of Engineering, Washington, DC on 1 to 4 November 2022.
Our daily soundscape is a cacophony of earsplitting jets, motorcycles, and construction sites. Engineers know how to eliminate and control noise, but other countries are ahead of the U.S. when it comes to keeping the quiet - with related health benefits.
What to know from the "INCE Building Acoustics Webinar"
The latest issue of the Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ), Volume 72 Number 5 for September-October 2024 has been released. Take a look!
The latest issue of the Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ), Volume 72 Number 4 for July-August 2024 has been released. Take a look!
The latest issue of the Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ), Volume 72 Number 2 for March-April 2024 has been released. Take a look!
The latest issue of the Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ), Volume 72 Number 1 for January-February 2024 has been released. Take a look!
Along with the issue there is 2 book reviews:
As problem-solvers, we often want to use mathematics to explain our solutions; however, numbers are not always the answer. At the end of the day, creating a peaceful environment experientially and physically is the ultimate goal.
There are similarities between a well-oiled machine and a well-oiled institute: creating efficiencies in the physical designs, collaborations in past and present research, and proper maintenance.
With his MIDI keyboard and INCE 2022 student scholarship in hand, Sam Underwood is out to change the world of acoustical engineering.
Director of the only graduate-degree granting acoustics program in the country, Penn State's Barnard shares thoughts and insights
