Dr. Jim West outside Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Jim West, Acoustical Society of America’s (ASA) President from 1998-1999, has been a Fellow of the Society since 1985[1]. The Minority Fellowship, established in 1992, was renamed the James E. West...
Multimedia 1. An illustration of the Southern and Standard pronunciations by a bidialectal speaker reading the following text: When I was a kid, the grits I ate came from the box and I didn’t like them. Everyone has their own way cooking them though, and it all...
Multimedia legend file Multimedia 1: Lung Ultrasound. Lung ultrasound in B-mode shows reverberation artifacts (white horizontal lines) originating from the pleural line (thin tissue that covers the lungs). The pleural line slides back and forth as the patient...
Multimedia1 2020-06-14 AT Puria ME_3D Multimedia1: An interactive 3D anatomy model of the human middle ear and inner ear, as reconstructed from micro-CT imaging can be downloaded here and played on the readers computer in Adobe Acrobat (note, Adobe may take several...
To view or download the full issue, click the cover image. To read an individual article, click its title. From the Editor From the President Featured Articles An Introduction to Speech Privacy: Can You Hear Me Now? – Kenneth W. Good Jr. and Neil A. Shaw Public...
Dr. Gilles Daigle, ASA’s President from 2007-2008, has been a fellow of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) since 1988. He served as ASA Vice President from 2000-2001 and has played an active role in the Society’s many committees[1]. He received ASA’s R. Bruce...
Dr. Lawrence Crum, a member of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) since 1965, served as ASA Vice President from 1995-1996, and President from 1997-1998. He has received ASA’s awards for best magazine article on acoustics by a professional for “Sonoluminescence”...
Acoustics Today is very pleased that the Spanish language science magazine Ingenierías is translating select articles from AT as parts of its celebration of the International Year of Sound (ISY). These translations will take place over the coming months, and we are...
Dr. Ilene Busch-Vishniac, a member of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) since 1977 and a fellow since 1987, served as ASA Vice President from 1996-1997 and ASA President from 2003-2004. As a fellow of ASA in 1987, she received the R. Bruce Lindsay Award for her...
Read the Special Issue, Click the Cover Welcome to this special issue of Acoustics Today to celebrate the International Year of Sound 2020. This special issue has been produced by the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) for students, teachers, and leaders in...
Multimedia1. Measured mouthpiece pressure during an excerpt from the Clarinet Concerto No. 2 by Carl Maria von Weber. Multimedia2. Synthesized mouthpiece pressure, using physical modeling, during an excerpt from the Clarinet Concerto No. 2 by Carl Maria von Weber....
Historical Biographies in Acoustics: Carleen Maley Hutchins Elle O’Brien Acoustics Today Intern 2018 Carleen Maley Hutchins, winner of the Acoustical Society’s Silver Medal in Musical Acoustics (1981) and an Honorary Fellow of the Society (1998), stands apart in her...
Among the list of the Acoustical Society’s Gold Medalists, there is a recipient whose contributions to the Society are intriguingly summarized: “for fundamental contributions to physical acoustics and biomedical ultrasound and for innovative leadership in electronic...
Where the Decibels Hit the Water- Perspectives on the Application of Science to Real-World Underwater Noise and Marine Protected Species Issues -Amy R....
