Acoustics
How Musicians Prevent Chaos in a String Quartet.
Hydrophone arrays complement satellite data to monitor iceberg movements.
Scientist in New Hampshire uses data from space to create unique music.
A computer's microphone and speakers can covertly send and receive data.
Advancement allows patients to hear differences in pitch and timbre.
Common kitchen item erases wall's barrier to sound.
Why is it that some songs get your toes tapping and others leave you cold?
Tide-borne pebbles on the seabed can drown out other ocean noises.
Bullfrogs' hair cells yield clues on how humans detect faint sounds.
In certain conditions, tree sap may reach extreme negative pressures and emit popping sounds.
Acoustical analysis reveals the anatomy behind the fascinating array of sounds people can make.