Science Communication Award 2019-2020

Category: Multimedia (nonmember, prize – USD $2,500)

• Caitlin Dawson, Why Music Makes Us Feel, According to AI

Category: Short format award (nonmember, prize – USD $2,500): text <4,000 words

• Emily Conover, How to Restore the Legendary Acoustics of Notre Dame
• Nicola Jones, Ocean Uproar: Saving Marine Life from a Barrage of Noise

Category: Member award (prize – USD $1,000)

• Colette Feehan, Science of Voice Acting
• Tyler Tracy, Long Range Acoustics Devices (LRAD) and Public Safety
• Carl Hopkins, Vibrotactile Technology to Support d/Deaf People in Music Education

Science Communication Award 2017-2018

Category 1 (Long format):
Quincy Whitney for
“American Luthier: Carleen Hutchins–the Art and Science of the Violin,”
published in Acoustics Today

Category 2 (Short format non-member):
Dallas Taylor and Kevin Edds for the episode
“20,000 dBs Under the Sea”
of their podcast, “Twenty Thousand Hertz”

Category 3 (Short format ASA member):
Noel Hanna for
Explainer: Why the human voice is so versatile,
published at TheConversation.com

Science Writing Awards 2011 – 2012

“Archaeologist of Sound” by Ron Cowen

“The Sounds of the Stars” by Ron Cowen