Reducing Noise for a Healthier Tomorrow
An interdisciplinary network of engineers, policy makers, industry stakeholders and social scientists, will take on one of the UK’s most overlooked environmental challenges: noise pollution
About Noise Network +
Environmental noise has a major impact on public health, society and wildlife, much of which is a result of engineering activities, such as roads, airports and construction.
Despite its pervasive effects, noise is currently a neglected pollutant, underscoring the urgent need for more research and better interdisciplinary coordination.
In response, this project sets out to re-engineer the discipline of engineering, making noise a consideration at all stages of the design process.
It will create a mission-oriented inter-organisational research and innovation network, ‘noise network plus’, as a catalyst to bring together diverse, dynamic teams from across disciplines.
It will build unprecedented noise research capabilities to deliver a healthier, quieter, society and environment.
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Sustainable Sound Futures CDT Masterclass: Reverse engineering a natural sound absorber metamaterial
The Sustainable Sound Futures CDT Masterclass series will feature leading researchers from academia and industry. This is an opportunity for our PhD students to hear directly from the leaders in
Webinar: Neglected Pollutants 3 years on: The effects of noise on human health
This event will be taking place on: Tuesday 6th July at 5:00pm – 6:30pm and has been organised by the IES, the Institute of Acoustics (IOA), and the UK Noise
Noise Network Plus Webinar: Episode 2 – Environmental noise in Europe 2025 – What the latest EU noise data tells us
Noise Network Plus Webinar: Episode 2 – Environmental noise in Europe 2025 – What the latest EU noise data tells us The presentation will showcase and discuss the latest European
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