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The IOA has published a new guide to the services provided by its members as part of the celebrations to mark its 40th anniversary this year.

The spring issue of Sound Bites, the IOA e-zine for all students with an interest in acoustics, is now out.

IOA members are being urged to respond to the Department for Education's consultation document, Acoustic design of schools: performance standards 2014.

The Institute of Acoustics is offering free affiliation to all students in order to help them understand the subject better and how it overlaps with so many professions, from architecture to medici

As you can see, the website is now live. Activation emails will shortly be sent to all members so they can log in. After that renewal invoices will be emailed.

The Institute of Acoustics has welcomed the publication by RenewableUK of research and a proposed planning condition to deal with the issue of amplitude modulation (AM) of noise from wind turbines.

The Northern Ireland Executive has added its endorsement to the IOA's Good Practice Guide to the application of ETSU-R-97 for wind turbine noise assessment.

Professor Keith Attenborough, IOA Education Manager, has been awarded the "Médaille Etrangère" (Foreign Medal) 2013 by the French Acoustical Society (SFA) in recognition of his " wide contribution

The IOA has published for consultation the final two supplementary guidance notes (SGNs) to support its A Good Practice Guide to the Application of ETSU-R-97 for the Assessment and Rating of Wind T

Tim Briggs, the new president of IOSH, the world's biggest health and safety membership organisation, has praised the IOA's competency certificates.