179th Meeting Goes Virtual
ASA will hold a fully virtual fall meeting in December that will include scientific sessions and administrative meetings. The technical sessions will occur between December 7 (Monday) and December 11 (Friday), 2020 (note date changes from the original schedule). Details of the meeting entitled “Acoustics Virtually Everywhere” can be found on the Meetings page.
Acoustics Virtually Everywhere: Schedule for ASA Meeting Press Conferences Dec. 9-11
MELVILLE, N.Y., Dec. 7, 2020 — Press conferences for the 179th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America will be held virtually Dec. 9-11, 2020. From the impact of face masks to the beating of mosquito wings, the variety of topics for press conferences at the 179th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of American include the latest in acoustical research. To ensure the safety of attendees, volunteers, and ASA staff, Acoustics Virtually Everywhere will be hosted entirely online.
VIEW FULL VIRTUAL PRESS CONFERENCE SCHEDULE HERE
(Note: All press conference times are in Eastern Time)
MEMBERS OF THE PRESS – To search by Author, Abstract Code or Date (e.g. October 29) – simply enter the author name, abstract code or date in the search box to the right. To search for ALL papers matching a certain Category or Meta tag, click on the appropriate link on the sidebar.
4aPPa4 – Perception of Vowels and Consonants in Cochlear Implant Users – Melissa Malinasky
Perception of Vowels and Consonants in Cochlear Implant Users Melissa Malinasky Melissa_Malinasky@rush.edu Popular version of paper 4aPPa4 Presented Thursday morning, December 10 , 2020 179th ASA Meeting, Acoustics Virtually Everywhere Understanding...
1aBAd2 – Pilot studies on zebrafish echocardiography and zebrafish ultrasound vibro-elastography – Xiaoming Zhang, PhD
Pilot studies on zebrafish echocardiography and zebrafish ultrasound vibro-elastography Xiaoming Zhang, PhD –Zhang.Xiaoming@mayo.edu Department of Radiology Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN 55905 Alex X. Zhang, Xiaolei Xu, PhD Department of Biochemistry and...
5pAAa4 – The clapping circle “squeak,” finally explained – Elspeth Wing
“The clapping circle “squeak,” finally explained” Elspeth Wing – winge@purdue.edu Steven Herr – sherr@purdue.edu Alexander Petty – petty14@purdue.edu Alexander Dufour – adufour@purdue.edu Frederick Hoham – fhoham@purdue.edu Morgan Merrill – mmerril@purdue.edu...
1aSC3 – Acoustic changes of speech during the later years of life – Benjamin Tucker
Acoustic changes of speech during the later years of life Benjamin Tucker - benjamin.tucker@ualberta.ca Stephanie Hedges - shedges@ualberta.ca Department of Linguistics University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E7 Canada Mark Berardi - mberardi@msu.edu Eric...
2pUWb2 – Study of low frequency flight recorder detection. – I Yun Su
“Study of low frequency flight recorder detection.” I Yun Su - r07525010@ntu.edu.tw Wen-Yang Liu - r06525035@ntu.edu.tw Chi-Fang Chen - chifang@ntu.edu.tw Engineering Science and Ocean Engineering, National Taiwan University, No. 1 Roosevelt Road Sec.#4...
2pBAc – Targeting Sound with Ultrasound in the Brain – Scott Schoen Jr
“Targeting Sound with Ultrasound in the Brain” Scott Schoen Jr – scottschoenjr@gatech.edu Costas Arvanitis – costas.arvanitis@gatech.edu Georgia Tech 901 Atlantic Dr Atlanta, GA 30318 Popular version of paper 2pBAc (“Spatial Characterization of High Intensity...
4aMUa3 – Musical Notes translate to Emotions? A neuro-acoustical endeavor with Indian Classical music – Shankha Sanyal
Musical Notes translate to Emotions? A neuro-acoustical endeavor with Indian Classical music Shankha Sanyal Samir Karmakar Dipak Ghosh Jadavpur University Kolkata: 700032, INDIA Archi Banerjee Rekhi Centre of Excellence for the Science of Happiness IIT...
4pAO1 – Oceanic Quieting During a Global Pandemic – John P. Ryan
Oceanic Quieting During a Global Pandemic John P. Ryan – ryjo@mbari.org Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute 7700 Sandholdt Road Moss Landing, CA 95039 John E. Joseph – jejoseph@nps.edu Tetyana Margolina – tmargoli@nps.edu Department of Oceanography Naval...
1aBAd1 – Early Detection of Arterial Disease using Medical Ultrasound – Tuhin Roy
Early Detection of Arterial Disease using Medical Ultrasound Tuhin Roy – troy@ncsu.edu Murthy Guddati – mnguddat@ncsu.eduNC State University - Civil Engineering, Raleigh, NC 27695, USA Matthew W. Urban – Urban.Matthew@mayo.edu James Greenleaf – jfg@mayo.eduMayo...
1aAAa2 – Flooring Impact Sound – A Potential Path to Quieter Hospitals – Mike Raley
Flooring Impact Sound – A Potential Path to Quieter Hospitals Mike Raley – mike.raley@ecoreintl.comEcore International715 Fountain AvenueLancaster, PA 17601 Popular version of paper 1aAAa2Presented Monday morning, December 7, 2020179th ASA Meeting, Acoustics Virtually...