Speech Intelligibility Measurement

Can you hear me at the back? AI for Predicting Clarity in Lecture Recordings

10 September 2025: London Branch hybrid evening meeting Can you hear me at the back? AI for predicting clarity in lecture recordings presentation by Rodrigo Sanchez-Pizani, King’s College London

Auditorium Acoustics – A Brief Introduction

14 April 2025: IOA ECG Webinar: 'Auditorium Acoustics – A brief introduction' 12:00-13:00 on Zoom Speaker: Chris Hunt

Report considers noise alerts if e-scooters are to be legal

Artificial noise or acoustic alerts have been discussed as an important potential safety measure, for e-scooters, if their use in public places is to be made legal.

Gerry McCullough Memorial Lecture: ProPG Gym Acoustic Guidance (GAG)

Acoustics 2023: The Effect of Sound Source Sirection on Speech Intelligibility in Rooms Stephen Dance, S Toone, J Sheng Tham

Refresher 7: Human Response to Noise - Design for good speech communication

Refresher 7: Human Response to Noise - Loudness, Speech Interference Level

BAG 9:45 Exploring the use of soundscaping and speech masking in post-Covid office

Presented by Andrew Parkin

Launch of the IOA Stammering Support Group and 'Acoustic Characteristics of Stuttered Speech'

Southern Branch alongside IOA Speech and Hearing  Group, IOA Diversity and Inclusion Committee and STAMMA present the launch of the IOA Stammering Support Group...

22nd October: International Stammering Awareness Day

This years’ International Stammering Awareness Day (ISAD) is being used by STAMMA to launch their latest campaign "Don’t Jump In"

Listener panel: Online listening experiment to rate the sound quality attributes of musical samples

New research is being conducted as part of the Cadenza Project, which seeks to develop measures of audio quality for music for people with hearing loss.

Acoustics Events in Focus 2020

The ICUA 2020 Conference Committee has decided that it is not possible to hold the conference in July. The Conference will now take place in June 2022.