Arthur N. Popper, Editor
From the Editor (Full Article)
The Future of Acoustics Today
As you have no doubt heard, D. Keith Wilson will be the new editor of Acoustics Today (AT) starting January 1, 2025. I am a bit saddened to be giving up the magazine but delighted that we could entice Keith to take over. He has written several excellent articles for AT (e.g., see bit.ly/3W7SlSn) and has a broad understanding of acoustics and a strong devotion to the Acoustical Society of America (ASA).
As for my plans, I’m still cogitating. I was thinking of fully retiring, (e.g., stop all research, editing, writing) and look for new things to explore. But when I shared this idea with my family, and particularly with our grandkids, the laughter and disbelief was rather raucous. And the truth is, I still enjoy ties to science and colleagues, and so while I will slow down and do other things, I’m still planning on keeping my hand on several projects. And I’ve promised Keith that I’d be around to share experiences as he gets involved with AT, and if he wants.
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Summer 2024
From the Editor
From the President
Featured Articles
Listening for a Boom You Can’t Hear – Philip Blom and Jordan Bishop
Super-Resolution Ultrasound Imaging: The Quest for Microvessels – Matthew R. Lowerison, YiRang Shin, Pengfei Song
Perceptual Soundscapes of Dolphins and Whales – Eduardo Mercado III
Unveiling Mars: Sounds of the Red Planet – David Mimoun, Ralph Lorenz, and Sylvestre Maurice
How Sound Waves Could Revolutionize Cancer (Immuno)therapy – Natasha D. Sheybani
Sound Perspectives
Conversation with a Colleague: Michael R. Haberman – Michael R. Haberman
The Importance of Biological Sound Archives – Jack Greenhalgh
Celebrating Best Student Research Winners from Acoustics 23 in Sydney, Australia – Marissa L. Garcia
Obituaries
William A. Kuperman | 1943–2024
Gunnar Rasmussen | 1925–2024