The following are lay language versions of meeting papers being presented at the 75th Anniversary Meeting (147th Meeting) of the Acoustical Society of America to be held May 24 - 28 in New York City. Since ASA meeting papers are not vetted by scientific referees, please keep in mind that some of the research described in the laypapers may not have yet been peer reviewed.
MONDAY, MAY 24
Verbal
Memory Performance Not Affected by Speech Interference by Dana M.
Lodico, Rendell R. Torres, Yasushi Shimizu and Claudia Hunter
Impact
of Classroom Noise on Reading and Vocabulary Skills in Elementary School-Aged
Children by Prudence Allen, Chris Allan, Nashlea Brogan, and Michelle
Baker
The
Bullfrog: Conveying Multiple Messages in a Single Vocalization by Andrea
Simmons and Dianne Suggs
Ultrasound Maps the Eye by Ronald H. Silverman, D. Jackson Coleman,
Dan Reinstein, and Frederic L. Lizzi
Does
A Little Noise Exposure Help Our Hearing? by Gerald Fleischer and Reinhard
Mueller
The
Concert Hall Experience: How Visual Stimuli Can Affect What We Hear by
Jerald R. Hyde
TUESDAY, MAY 25
Destroying
Deep-Seated Tumors with "Interstitial" Ultrasound by Cyril
Lafon, David Melodelima, Jean-Yves Chapelon, and Dominique Cathignol
A New Way of Manipulating Domains in Piezoelectric Materials by Using Ultrasound by Igor Ostrovskii, M. Borovoy, O. Korotchenkov, Andrij B. Nadtochii, and R. Chupryna
How
Birds Perceive the World by Micheal Dent
"He
Sounded 'Bueno' to Me": Misperceptions of Spanish Parkinsonian Speech by English
Listeners by Michael Fraas
Communication
Acoustics in Bell Labs by J.L. Flanagan
The
"Hees" and "Haws" of Donkey Brays by David Browning
Retrieving
the Sources in Historical Recordings by George Brock-Nannestad
Listening
to Old Recordings with a Virtual Stylus by Carl Haber, Vitaliy Fadeyev,
Zachary Radding. Christian Maul, John W. McBride, and Mitch Golden
SmartMusicKIOSK:
Music Listening Station with Chorus-Search Function by Masataka Goto
Quieting
Computer Fans: Fighting Sound with Sound by Scott D. Sommerfeldt,
Brian Monson, and Connor Duke
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26
NO PAPERS-ASA'S 75th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION DAY
THURSDAY, MAY 27
The
"Gunshot" Sound Made By Male Right Whales by Susan Parks,
Philip K. Hamilton, Scott D. Kraus, and Peter L. Tyack
How
Bats' Ears Probe Space: Look Around While You Whistle by Rolf Müller,
John C. T. Hallam, Herbert Peremans, Alexander Streicher, and Reinhard Lerch
Sound
Detection Based on Tunneling Electrons by Michael Pedersen
Mantras
to Music: Acoustics in Hinduism by M.G. Prasad
Attitudes
& Headphones: Correlating Preferred Listening Levels With Feelings In
Children In Grades 3-8 by Laura Warren, Jean Warren, and Dominique
Cheenne
The
Nationwide Speech Project by Cynthia Clopper and David Pisoni
Counting
Fish in Rivers Just Got a Lot Easier by Debby L. Burwen, Suzanne Maxwell,
and Carl Pfisterer
Stairway
to Reverb by Alex Case
Intuitive
Acoustics: Musicians Find Their Place in New York's Subway Stations by
Alex Case
Acoustics of Old Asian Bells by Thomas D. Rossing
The Design and Analysis of New Musical Bells by Neil M. McLachlan
The
Acoustics of Historic Carved Baltic Psaltery by Andres Peekna and Thomas
D. Rossing
The
Harpsichord in 1929 and the Emperor's New Clothes by Edward Kottick
Acoustics of Glass Harmonicas by Thomas D. Rossing
Processing
Two Sounds at Once by Donal Sinex
FRIDAY, MAY 28
Acoustics
of Early Music Spaces from the 11th to 18th Century: Rediscovery of the Acoustical
Excellence of Medium-Sized Rooms by Alban Bassuet
Acoustical
Phenomenon in Ancient Totonac's Monument by Jos Snchez-Dehesa, Andreas
Hkansson, F. Cervera, F. Meseguer , B. Manzanares-Martnez, and F. Ramos-Mendieta
Echoes
in the HeadAn Ultrasonic Approach to the Detection of Brain Injury by
Joel Mobley, Tuan Vo-Dinh, Brian J. Daley, and Martin C. Holland
A
Shot in the City: Locating a Sound Source in an Urban Environment by Lanbo
Liu and Donald G. Albert
High
Performance Directional Microphones for Hearing Aids by Douglas L.
Jones, Christopher D. Schmitz, Nandini Iyer, Michael E. Lockwood, Charissa
R. Lansing and Albert S. Feng