Acoustic specialists at QinetiQ minimize the noise made by ships, submarines and other maritime platforms
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Insects inspire thinner soundproofing materials
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Hearing aids could be tailored to specific users
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Acoustic signals produced during manufacturing provide real-time information about the form and quality of laser-induced graphene
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Specialist face masks and better ventilation could help prevent choral super-spreading events with minimal effect on sound quality
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Focused beam of sound could find use in a host of applications, including medical imaging and non-destructive materials testing
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Loudspeaker array adapts to changes inside a car
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Studies suggest that prevailing wind and air conditions affect the acoustics of “swooshing” noises
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Geophysicist Rob Abbott on using a novel instrument to study sea ice in the Arctic
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Graphene-based aerogel is low cost and environmentally friendly
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