Wed 23rd November 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams. Dr. Jonathan Hargreaves j.a.hargreaves@salford.ac.uk Abstract This seminar comprises a pair of shorter talks that respectively consider challenges that occur at low and high frequencies when undertaking high-intensity Direct Field Acoustic Noise (DFAN) Testing of aerospace hardware such as satellites. Part 1: Acoustic
Wed 2nd November 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams Alessia Frescura Alessia.Frescura@liverpool.ac.uk Abstract Sound from neighbours is a key locus of contestation in densifying cities where the construction of high-rise lightweight buildings is promoted as more sustainable for the environment. Neighbours’ sounds invade private spaces, impairing their restorative potential and, sometimes,
Weds. October 26, 12:30 – 13:30. This event has past you can watch it back here: Dr. Sarab S. Sethi sss70@cam.ac.uk Abstract Anthropogenic pressures are causing ecosystems around the world to change at an increasing rate. Accurate and high-level monitoring of these changes is necessary, yet traditional survey techniques are often taxonomically focused, laborious, or
Wed 19th October 12:30 – 13:30. This event has past. You can watch it back here: Dr. Lorenzo Picinali l.picinali@imperial.ac.uk Abstract Virtual Reality (VR) has the potential to provide dynamic and immersive audio-visual experiences which are at the same time very realistic and highly controllable. Several successful attempts have been made in the past to
Wed 28th September 12:30 – 13:30. This seminar will be held on Teams and shown in Chapman Upper-Open Study Space 1.13, first floor, Chapman. Dr. Lawson, Jenna Louise j.lawson17@imperial.ac.uk Abstract Monitoring and evaluating the response of biodiversity to anthropogenic change and evaluating the effectiveness of current strategies is essential for effective management and improved decision
