Kategorie: ‘IHTA’
The GRAS Innovation Award – The Game-Changer 2025 – has been awarded to IHTA
We are proud to announce that we received the GRAS Award – The Game-Changer 2025 by GRAS Sound and Vibration. The project: A High-Resolution Head-Related Transfer Function Data Set and 3D-Scan of KEMAR by the authors Hark Braren and Janina Fels won the award in the category „the Game-Changer“.
GRAS Award Winner – The Game Changer 2025, Hark Braren and Janina Fels, RWTH Aachen University
The RWTH team created an open, high-resolution HRTF dataset using the GRAS KEMAR Head and Torso Simulator — bridging physical measurement and acoustic simulation. Their work sets a new benchmark for spatial audio realism and paves the way for future breakthroughs in 3D sound and headphone design.
The innovation speaks directly to our core mission: enabling the highest quality in acoustic measurement and supporting industry breakthroughs.
The dataset can be found here: https://doi.org/10.18154/RWTH-2020-11307
We would like to express our sincere thanks to GRAS Sound & Vibration for this special award!
3rd IHTA Retreat
The third IHTA Retreat took place on November 21st. The day began with unconventional yet exceptionally entertaining and informative project presentations with an amazing view of Aachen from the Skylounge in the main building. Participants were challenged to present their projects either as a short, powerful science pitch or in a creative way. We heard short stories about children’s hearing experiences in classrooms and saw theater plays with the inner, middle, and outer ears as the main characters. There will surely be many new contestants for Research in Shorts at DAGA 2026.
During the afternoon, we discussed challenges related to writing and publishing scientific papers, as well as strategies for overcoming them. Most importantly, we took time to learn from one another, develop new inspiration, and take the first steps to overcome writer’s block and support each other.
Thank you to Bastian Hughes for guiding us through the day with his excellent moderation! Thanks also to Julia Seitz, Lara Stürenburg, and Carolin Breuer, who organized the event.
Paper published: Exploring auditory selective attention shifts in virtual reality: An approach with matrix sentences
We are happy to share that our paper “Exploring auditory selective attention shifts in virtual reality: An approach with matrix sentences” has been published in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America:
https://doi.org/10.1121/10.0039864
In this study, we explored voluntary shifts of auditory selective attention in complex and more naturalistic acoustic environments. To move beyond earlier paradigms based on single-word stimuli, we introduced unpredictable German matrix sentences to simulate more realistic listening conditions.
Overall results were comparable to previous versions, but no strong reorienting effect emerged. Interaction patterns still indicate that shifting auditory attention is more demanding than maintaining it, and that preparing attention benefits performance, as reflected in decreasing reaction times for later target onsets.
This approach contributes a paradigm for investigating auditory perception and attention in dynamic room acoustic environments, helping to close the gap between laboratory setups and real-world listening.
This work was created by Carolin Breuer and Janina Fels and was funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) as part of the Priority Program SPP2236 AUDICTIVE.
University Observation Week (Hochschulhospitationswoche) Electrical Engineering at IHTA
On November 6, 2025, the IHTA welcomed prospective students as part of the Electrical Engineering University Observation Week (Hochschulhospitationswoche). The tour through the world of acoustics began with an inspiring video and then introduced the participants to the diverse field of acoustics at IHTA.
Afterwards, the participants then went through three hands-on stations:
- Aliasing
- Binaural hearing – spatial hearing
- Audiometry
The experiments offered a vivid insight into key issues in hearing technology and acoustics.
Many thanks to Jana Berger, Hark Braren, and Carolin Breuer for supervising the stations.
The IHTA would like to thank the participants for their interest and enthusiasm, and looks forward to seeing some familiar faces in upcoming semesters.
Paper published: The influence of complex classroom noise on auditory selective attention
We are very glad to share that our paper “The influence of complex classroom noise on auditory selective attention”, based on the bachelor’s thesis of Robert Schmitt, which we co-authored, has just been published in Scientific Reports: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-18232-2
It has been a real pleasure to supervise this work and to see it evolve into a full publication. In the study, we examined how plausible classroom noise affects auditory selective attention in a virtual reality classroom environment.
Our results underline the importance of studying realistic and complex acoustic scenarios to gain more reliable and valid insights into auditory perception by showing higher error rates in the auditory attention task under complex noise conditions, as well as an increased perceived listening effort when the background contained intelligible speech.
The paper was developed within the ECoClass-VR project, part of the DFG Priority Program SPP 2236 AUDICTIVE on Auditory Cognition in Interactive Virtual Environments. More information at www.spp2236-audictive.de.
We hope these findings contribute to advancing our understanding of auditory attention in complex, real-world listening situations.
Many thanks to the co-authors Robert Schmitt, Larissa Leist, Stephan Fremerey, Alexander Raake, Maria Klatte, and Janina Fels, and to the AUDICTIVE community for the inspiring collaboration and support.
Research data publications at IHTA
In recent years, the importance of open data in academic research has become increasingly prominent. Open data in the context of scientific research refers to the practice of making datasets publicly accessible, either as separate data publications or as supplementary material along with the research article. Making such (documented) data available allows other researchers to build upon existing work or to verify findings. This makes research more efficient, transparent and reproducible. Research data publications are usually assigned a DOI, providing a permanent link to the dataset, which can be cited properly in related scientific work.
Researchers from the Institute for Hearing Technology and Acoustics have published several datasets in the past years – many of them being different kind of HRTF datasets, but also other acoustic measurements, input data for simulations and stimuli for listening experiments. To give a better overview of these data publications, we recently updated the corresponding section on our website, which also lists IHTA’s research software. Further datasets, if published on the Zenodo platform, can also be found in IHTA’s Zenodo-Community.
Climbing Challenges and Hungry Hikes
Once again, it was that time of year when the IHTA sets off on new adventures. And what an adventure it was! It began high up in the treetops, where just a few small, wobbly wooden platforms separated the IHTA colleagues from the distant forest floor. Courageously many parcours were mastered, some of which even included manoeuvring a scooter over a wooden bridge or swinging heroically into a spider-like web. The final section was a platform at lofty heights, with no other way but forward into the depths below. Fortunately, a leap of faith proved that a braking device was in place, ensuring a smooth descent for everyone.
After this, a forest hike seemed like just the thing to calm the nerves and enjoy nature from a more familiar viewpoint. In beautiful sunshine, the walk was made towards the institute, enjoying the soundscape and adding some cheerful chattering to it.
Certainly hungry after all this activity, a great and well-deserved barbecue was enjoyed at the Institute, and let the day come to a peaceful end.
In this spirit, a big thank you to all the IHTA members who were involved in organising this excursion and who made this wonderful day possible.
Paper published: Serial recall in spatial acoustic environments: irrelevant sound effect and spatial source alternations
We are happy to announce that Cosima Ermert, Manuj Yadav, John E. Marsh, Sabine Schlittmeier, Torsten W. Kuhlen, and Janina Fels recently published their article Serial recall in spatial acoustic environments: irrelevant sound effect and spatial source alternations in Scientific Reports!
Environments with multiple, spatialized sound sources present unique challenges for verbal short-term memory – particularly in the presence of background noise and when the location of target talkers changes. In this study, we investigated how switches of spatial location and the type of irrelevant background sounds in complex acoustic scenes influence the ability to remember sequences of items within the serial recall.
Our findings reveal that the type of background noise plays a crucial role in memory performance, strongly affecting the recall of sequences. Interestingly, changes in spatial location only disrupt memory when switches occur at a fast rate – much faster than rates in natural conversations. This highlights the importance of both acoustic content and movement dynamics in understanding listening and memory challenges in realistic conversational situations.
This research was carried out within the priority program SPP2236 AUDICTIVE funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG).
IHTA beim Internationalen Workshop zu „Lärm im Klassenraum: Aktuelles aus der Forschung“ in Padua
Am 12. September 2025 fand im Archivio Antico im Palazzo Bo der Universität Padua ein Workshop zum Thema „Klassenraumakustik und Lärm” (International Workshop „Classroom Noise: A Research Update”) statt.
Der Workshop zielte darauf ab, den Dialog zwischen Expert*innen in der Forschung und Fachleuten zu fördern, die sich mit Lärm in schulischen Umgebungen und dessen Auswirkungen auf Schülerinnen und Schüler sowie Lehrkräfte befassen.
Die Veranstaltung umfasste Beiträge nationaler und internationaler Experten zu Themen, die von den kognitiven Auswirkungen von Lärm auf das Lernen und das Wohlbefinden in Klassenzimmern bis hin zum Wohlbefinden von Lehrkräften und den Erfahrungen von Schülerinnen und Schülern mit sonderpädagogischem Förderbedarf reichten.
Den Abschluss des Tages bildete eine Podiumsdiskussion über Instrumente und Methoden zur Bewertung der Leistungen von Kindern unter lauten Bedingungen.
Dieser Workshop war Teil einer umfassenderen multidisziplinären Initiative zur Verbesserung der Qualität von Lernumgebungen, an der Expert*innen aus den Bereichen Akustik, Psychologie, Neurowissenschaften und Pädagogik beteiligt sind.
Janina Fels präsentierte die neuesten Forschungsergebnisse des Instituts für Hörtechnik und Akustik (IHTA). Diese beschäftigen sich mit dem Einfluss von Akustik und Lärm in Klassenzimmern auf Höranstrengung und Aufmerksamkeit bei Kindern. Die Ergebnisse basieren auf dem Einsatz von akustischer und audiovisueller virtueller Realität, mit dem Ziel, dass realitätsnahe und gleichzeitig gut kontrollierbare Studien durchgeführt werden können.
IHTA at InterNoise in São Paulo
From August 24 to August 27, 2025, the 54th International Congress & Exposition on Noise Control Engineering (InterNoise) was held in São Paulo, Brazil. It was organized by the Brazilian Association for Acoustical Quality (ProAcústica) in collaboration with the International Institute of Noise Control Engineering (I-INCE) and the Brazilian Society of Acoustics (SOBRAC). Michael Vorländer and Jonas Heck contributed to the session Soundscape in built environments with the following presentations:
- Michael Vorländer, Lukas Aspöck, Janina Fels: Applications of IHTA’s Virtual Acoustics Tools for Soundscape Research
- Jonas Heck, Michael Vorländer, Janina Fels, Josep Llorca-Bofí, Julio Cesar Boscher Torres, Roberto Esteban Campos Ruiz: An Approach to a Virtual Reality Representation of the Copacabana Soundscape
A special feature of the conference were the so-called silent sessions, which offered a unique experience for both speakers and the audience. This concept allowed three speakers to give their presentations simultaneously in the same room by streaming the audio via wireless headphones. The visit to the spectacular concert hall Sala São Paulo marked the end of the conference.
After the InterNoise, Jonas visited the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FEEC) at the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) in Campinas, which is located in the proximity of São Paulo. At Unicamp, the former IHTA staff member Bruno Masiero establishes a new acoustics laboratory including a low-noise listening booth that will allow for immersive audio studies.
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- Participants of the session „Soundscapes in built environments“
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- Michael Vorländer’s presentation in a silent session
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- Visit of the concert hall Sala São Paulo
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- Visiting the new acoustics laboratory at Unicamp
Janina Fels und Cosima Ermert beim „International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research – ISAAR 2025“
Vom 19. bis 22. August 2025 reisten Janina Fels und Cosima Ermert nach Dänemark, um das „International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research – ISAAR 2025“ in Nyborg zu besuchen.
Janina Fels hielt einen eingeladenen Vortrag zum Thema „Exploring Auditory Cognition: Connecting Real-World Contexts with Interactive Virtual Environments” und stellte dabei mehrere laufende Forschungsvorhaben vor, die sich speziell mit selektiver auditiver Aufmerksamkeit und Höranstrengung (Listening Effort) bei Kindern in Klassenräumen unter realistischen Hörbedingungen befassen.
Cosima Antonia Ermert präsentierte dazu ein Poster mit dem Titel „Listening Effort in Populated Audiovisual Scenes Under Plausible Room Acoustic Conditions”.
Einen Tag vor der ISAAR reiste Janina Fels zum „Pre-ISAAR Mini-Symposium“ beim Eriksholm Research Centre. Sie hatte die Gelegenheit, mehr über aktuelle Themen und Projekte zu erfahren und diese ausführlich zu diskutieren. Es fand eine exzellente Führung durch die Labore statt und es wurden zahlreiche hochinteressante Posterpräsentationen abgehalten. Zudem wurden eine Vielzahl neuer Ideen für zukünftige Kooperationen diskutiert.
Währenddessen nahm Cosima Ermert am „Workshop in Communication in Hearing Science” von WS Audiology teil. Dieser Workshop beschäftigte sich mit dem Thema „Understanding how noise and hearing impairment affect communication”. Cosima präsentierte für das IHTA ein Poster mit dem Titel „Bringing real-life into the lab: Investigating speech in virtual auditory environments – which aspects contribute to a plausible simulated conversational situation?”.
Baubesichtigung beim Cube3 – Neubau des IHTA
Heute, am 3. September 2025, hatten wir die Möglichkeit den derzeitigen Stand des Neubaus zu besichtigen. Speziell ging es dabei um unsere neuen Messräume im Cube3.
Neben den Büros wird das Institut für Hörtechnik und Akustik eine umfangreiche und hochqualitative Laborausstattung erhalten:
- Reflexionsarmer Halbraum (ca. 95 m², Innenabmessung: 7,61 m x 12,56 m x 5,35 m, vollentkoppelt) Genauigkeitsklasse 1 gem. DIN EN ISO 3745, untere Grenzfrequenz von 100 Hz, NR 15 gem. VDI 2081, Raum-in-Raum Bauweise
- Reflexionsarmer Vollraum (ca. 50 m², Innenabmessung: 7,91 m x 6,30 m x 6,5 m, vollentkoppelt), gemäß DIN EN ISO 3745 mit einer unteren Grenzfrequenz von 125 Hz, NR 15 gem. VDI 2081, Raum-in-Raum Bauweise (hier wird unser 68-Kanal SCaLAr Lautsprecher-Array installiert).
- Hallraum (ca. 60 m², V=318m³) gemäß ISO 354, Raum-in-Raum Bauweise
- VR- Labor für audio-visuelle Experimente in Virtueller Realität (ca. 32 m², LH = 2,70 m) gemäß ITU-R BS.1116-3
- Drei Hörkabinen für Hörexperimente
- diverse Räume für weitere Labore (Kundt’sches Rohr und Prüfstände)
- Mechanische Werkstatt und Elektroniklabor
Zusätzlich zum IHTA ziehen noch das IKS und das ITHE in den Cube3 ein.
Wir freuen uns sehr über den guten Baufortschritt. Stand heute ist die Übergabe an die RWTH im Sommer/Herbst 2026 geplant.
Herbstworkshop des Schwerpunktprogramms AUDICTIVE
Wir blicken auf einen sehr erfolgreichen und gelungenen Herbstworkshop des AUDICTIVE-Schwerpunktprogramms zurück.
Mehr als 30 Mitglieder des Schwerpunktprogramms AUDICTIVE „Auditory Cognition in Interactive Virtual Environments” www.spp2236-audictive.de – darunter leitende Wissenschaftler*innen und Doktorand*innen – nahmen am diesjährigen Workshop am Institut für Hörtechnik und Akustik in Aachen vom 31. August – 2. September 2025 teil.
Das Programm begann mit zwei interessanten Keynote-Vorträgen: Inga Holube sprach über „Ecological Momentary Assessment” und Stephan Getzmann gab Einblicke in „Healthy Aging, Auditory Distraction, and Multi-Speaker Speech Perception — Insights from the Dortmund Vital Study”.
Während der 1,5 Tage des Workshops wurden in Posterpräsentationen die Fortschritte und nächste Schritte in den geförderten 9 interdiszplinären Projekten vorgestellt.
Anschließend folgten Diskussionen und weitere Schritte in bestehenden Arbeitsgruppen sowie die Planung neuer gemeinsamer Aktivitäten zur Förderung des interdisziplinären Projektaustauschs.
Es wird erwartet, dass die Erkenntnisse aus AUDICTIVE die Virtual- und Augmented-Reality-Technologien voranbringen werden, bei denen Akustik eine Schlüsselkomponente für die nutzerzentrierte Anwendungsentwicklung und -gestaltung ist, wie beispielsweise immersive Telekonferenzen, Gesundheitsförderung, Rehabilitation und Assistenzsysteme für Nutzer*innen mit besonderen Bedürfnissen.
AUDICTIVE – SPP2236 wird von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) gefördert.
Schnupperuni Ingenieurwissenschaften für Schülerinnen am IHTA
Am 31. Juli 2024 begrüßte das Institut für Hörtechnik und Akustik Teilnehmerinnen der Schnupperuni Ingenieurwissenschaften für Schülerinnen. Nach einer Einführung in das Studium der Elektrotechnik und einer Vorstellung des Instituts berichtete eine Mitarbeiterin aus ihrem Studien- und Berufsweg.
Anschließend durchliefen die Schülerinnen in Kleingruppen vier Hands-On-Stationen:
- Lego-Lautsprecher
- Audiometrie
- Absorptionsgradmessung & Raumakustik-Simulationen
- IHTA-Park in Virtueller Realität
Die Experimente boten einen anschaulichen Einblick in zentrale Fragestellungen der Hörtechnik und Akustik und des Studiums der Elektrotechnik.
Danke an Julia Seitz, Lara Stürenburg und Cosima Ermert für die Stationen und an Karin Loh für die Organisation der Veranstaltung!
Das IHTA bedankt sich außerdem bei den Teilnehmerinnen für ihr Interesse und wünscht ihnen weiterhin viel Erfolg bei ihrer Studienorientierung.
Weitere Informationen zur Schnupperuni auf der Website der RWTH.
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- Begrüßung Schülerinnenuni 2025
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- In der Hörkabine
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- Audiometrie
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- Lego Lautsprecher
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- Absorbermaterialien
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- Raumakustische Messungen
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- Im VR Labor
Paper published: Audiovisual angle and voice incongruence do not affect audiovisual verbal short-term memory in virtual reality
We are happy to announce that our paper Audiovisual angle and voice incongruence do not affect audiovisual verbal short-term memory in virtual reality by Cosima A. Ermert, Manuj Yadav, Jonathan Ehret, Chinthusa Mohanathasan, Andrea Bönsch, Torsten W. Kuhlen, Sabine J. Schlittmeier, and Janina Fels has just been published in PLOS ONE.
Virtual reality is increasingly used in research to simulate realistic environments – possibly increasing ecological validity. However, the visual component in virtual reality can affect participants, especially if there are incongruencies between auditory and visual information. In this study, we investigated verbal short-term memory under two types of audio-visual incongruencies: an angle incongruence, where the perceived position of the sound source did not match that of the visual representation, and a voice incongruence, where two virtual agents switched voices. The task was presented either on a computer screen or in virtual reality. We found no effect of the incongruencies or the display modality (computer screen vs. virtual reality), highlighting the complexity of audio-visual interaction.
This research is part of the priority program AUDICTIVE and was a cooperation with researchers from the Visual Computing Institute and the Work and Engineering Psychology at RWTH Aachen University.
Doctoral defenses by Christian Dreier and Simon Kersten
Two weeks ago, Christian Dreier and Simon Kersten both successfully defended their doctoral theses. On Monday, July 28th, Christian Dreier received his degree on the topic Virtual Acoustics: Synthesis of Traffic Sound Sources and later that week, on Friday, August 1st, Simon Kersten got his on Modeling and analysis of vibroacoustic mechanisms in hearing.
All of IHTA is delighted to congratulate both of them.
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- Christian Dreier (center) with the examination board.
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- Simon Kersten (center) and the examination board.
IHTA-Damenteam holt sich den Turniersieg beim 26. Fußballturnier der Fakultät für Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik
Bei strahlendem Sonnenschein fand am 11. Juli 2025 das 26. Fußballturnier der Fakultät für Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik der RWTH Aachen bei der DJK Westwacht statt.
Das IHTA war diesmal mit vielen Spielerinnen und Spielern dabei und stellte sowohl ein Männer- als auch ein Damenteam.
Insgesamt kämpften drei Damenteams und 16 Männerteams um den Turniersieg.
Zum ersten Mal in der Geschichte des IHTA konnte sich dabei das Damenteam den Turniersieg sichern!
Das Männerteam belegte einen hervorragenden 8. Platz.
Herzlichen Glückwunsch an alle IHTA-Spieler*innen und vielen Dank an alle Mitarbeiter*innen, die die Teams außerhalb des Spielfelds unterstützt haben.
Project Kick-off: SWOISE – UAS Swarms for Noise Reduction
Unmanned aerial systems (UAS), such as drones, are becoming increasingly popular for wide range of applications, ranging from delivery and mapping to surveillance. The emergence of the UAS swarm systems, where multiple UAS operate in coordinated formations, might offer advantages regarding improved efficiency and reduced logistical effort. However, UAS swarms also raise concerns about noise pollution, especially in urban environments. The SWOISE project aims to address this issue by investigating the noise generated by drone swarms, how it is perceived by humans, and how swarm configurations can be optimized to minimize acoustic impact. Within the project, the task of IHTA is to focus on the psychoacoustic analysis of UAS swarm noise by creating binaural sound samples using simulations of urban overflights, and analyzing them through perceptual and objective evaluations. This research will be mostly carried out by our post doctoral researcher Jithin Thilakan, who recently joined our team.
SWOISE is funded by the German aviation research program LuFo VI-3 and brings together four research partners:
- Institute of Air Transport Systems (ILT), TU Hamburg (Prof. Dr.-Ing. Volker Gollnick)
- Chair of Flight Guidance and Air Traffic, TU Berlin (Prof. Dr. ir. Maarten Uijt de Haag)
- Institute for Hearing Technology and Acoustics (IHTA), RWTH Aachen University (Prof. Dr.-Ing. Janina Fels)
- German Aerospace Center (DLR Hamburg: Institute of Air Transport – associate partner)
The project officially launched with a kick-off meeting on July 8th, 2025, at TU Hamburg, where researchers from all partner institutions gathered to discuss the research plans and future steps. We look forward to advancing this collaborative effort and contributing towards quieter and more environment-friendly aviation.
The SWOISE research team at the official kick-off meeting at TU Hamburg
IHTA at Forum Acusticum Euronoise 2025 in Malaga
At the end of last month, the scientific conference Forum Acusticum Euronoise successfully took place in Malaga, Spain, organized by members of the Spanish Acoustics Society (SEA). Across four days, a total number of 1250 delegates participated and presented interesting research results in the field of acoustics and noise, accompanied by an engaging social program. The Institute for Hearing Technology and Acoustics was represented by Lukas Aspöck and our former colleague Marco Berzborn, who altogether organized three technical sessions and contributed to five papers:
- Marco Berzborn and Michael Vorländer: Stochastic Variational Inference of Directional Decay Times in a Reverberation Room
- Lukas Aspöck, Michael Vorländer and Janina Fels: Rendering complex acoustic scenes for perception experiments
- Marco Berzborn and Michael Vorländer: Analysis of the relationship between sound field isotropy and errors in the results of Sabine’s absorption coefficient
- Lukas Aspöck, Pascal Palenda, Janina Fels and Michael Vorländer: Application of room acoustics simulation software in university teaching
- Fabian Brinkmann, Marco Berzborn, […] Anne Heimes, Simon Kersten, Pascal Palenda et al.: Open educational resources for acoustics and audio signal processing using Jupyter notebooks and pyfar
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- Entrance of conference venue in Malaga
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- Opening on Monday: Plenary lecture on underwater sounds by Ana Sirovic
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- IHTA alumni group picture
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- Marco Berzborn during one of this presentation
IHTA at ICA/ASA Meeting in New Orleans
From May 18 – May 23, 2025, the 188th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) joint with the 25th International Congress on Acoustics (ICA) takes places in New Orleans, Louisiana. Seven IHTA members have traveled to the USA in order to present their latest research and to meet the international acoustics community. The following presentations will be given with contributions from our institute:
Cosima Ermert, Andrea Bönsch, Torsten Kuhlen, Janina Fels: The impact of coverbal visual cues on speech intelligibility and cognitive load in virtual reality environments
May 20, 1:40 – 2:00 pm (UTC -5), Location: SALON F/G, Presentation Number: 2pPP3
Julia Seitz, Janina Fels: How do classroom activities influence noise levels and student’s listening effort?
Poster Session, May 20, 1:20 – 4:20 pm (UTC -5), Location: STUDIO FOYER/STUDIOS 1-4, Presentation Number: 2pSC13
E.K. Ellington Scott, Lukas Aspöck, Herbie Klinger, Michael Vorländer, Jillian Willis, Jonas Braasch: A database of anechoic modern-jazz recordings for auralization
May 20, 3:20 – 3:40 pm (UTC -5), Location: GALERIE 6, Presentation Number: 2pMUa4
Simon Kersten, Henning Taschke, Michael Vorländer: On the sound pressure distribution in the inner ear during bone conduction stimulation
May 22, 1:00 – 1:20 pm (UTC -5), Location: SALON F/G, Presentation Number: 4pPPa1
Jonas Heck, Ronny Roos, Josep Llorca-Bofí, Michael Vorländer: Complex surface impedances and spherical wave approximations in image source models for outdoor auralization
May 23, 1:20-1:40 pm (UTC -5), Location: GALERIE 5, Presentation Number: 5pNS2
You can find the full conference program and abstracts on the website https://acousticalsociety.org/new-orleans-2025/.
We are looking forward to meet you in New Orleans!
