Arthur N. Popper, Editor
Summer Issue
This issue of Acoustics Today (AT) introduces a new series of “Sound Perspectives” essays, “Conversation with a Colleague” (CwC). Edited by AT Associate Editor Micheal Dent, CwC focuses on mid- and senior-career Acoustical Society of America (ASA) members who have made a substantial contribution to their field. The individuals may be from academia, industry, and/or government.
The purpose of CwC is to introduce the broad ASA audience to leaders in acoustics and to teach about diverse areas of the discipline. CwC essays will be shorter and much more informal than articles in AT. Most importantly, and unlike regular articles, the essays will focus on the contributions of a single person rather than on a broader field. We also want to “drive” CwC essays to have roughly the same information, and so our colleagues will be asked to answer a specific set of “prompts” in their responses.
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Volume 18, Issue 2, Summer 2022
From the Editor
From the President
Featured Articles
Building Blood Vessels and Beyond Using Bubbles – Mitra Aliabouzar and Mario L. Fabiilli
Teaching Architectural Acoustics to Students of Various Disciplines – Daniel Butko
Weird Data: The Element of Surprise in Underwater Acoustic Sensing – Erin M. Fischell
Sounds Full of Meaning and the Evolution of Language – Susanne Fuchs and Aleksandra Ćwiek
Acoustics in Music Archaeology: Re-Sounding the Marsoulas Conch and Its Cave – Miriam A. Kolar, Carole Fritz, and Gilles Tosello
Rainfall at Sea: Using the Underwater Sounds of Raindrops as a Rain Gauge for Weather and Climate – Barry B. Ma, Brian D. Dushaw, and Bruce M. Howe
Sound Perspectives
Conversation with a Colleague: Joseph A. Sisneros: The Soniferous Life of Midshipman Fish – Joseph A. Sisneros
From the Executive Director – Susan E. Fox
Social Media for Acoustics Professionals – Kathi Mestayer, Andrew Morrison, and Edward Richards
Departments
Obituaries – Reinier Plomp | 1929–2022