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Two PhD graduates in the Building Acoustics team!
This spring, two PhD students of the Building Acoustics team have successfully defended their PhD thesis! Michail Terzakis graduated with the thesis Outdoor-to-Indoor Sound Propagation Models for Noise Exposure StudiesMichail’s research presents a comprehensive framework for predicting indoor environmental noise levels, with a strong focus on how noise transmits from outdoor to indoor spaces. His…
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Effects of sound environment on performance of studying for an exam in an open learning environment.
One of the functions of open-plan study environments is to study for exams. The influence of the background noise, that is different number of people talking in the background and different room acoustic conditions, on the (perceived) performance of students is investigated here. First author Ella Braat-Eggen (with a PhD from our group) is working…
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dr. Jikke Reinten!
On Thursday September 10th, Jikke Reinten defended her PhD thesis ‘Exploring the effect of the sound environment on nurses’ task performance: an applied approach focusing on prospective memory’ at TU/e. Congratulations, Jikke!
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dr. Ella Braat-Eggen!
At Tuesday June 23th, Ella Braat-Eggen defended her PhD thesis ‘Auditory Distraction in Open-Plan Study Environments in Higher Education’ at TU/e! The defense was in a hybrid form, with promotors and limited audience on campus, and committee members and more audience present via videoconferencing. The thesis can be found here and a summary video on…
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Kick-off Equal-Life project
The H2020 project Equal-Life had is kick-off event at 12-14 February in Utrecht (NL). The project will develop and test combined exposure data using a novel approach to multi-modal exposures and theirimpact on children’s mental health and development. From the Building Acoustics group, the involvement consists of Maud Dohmen, Ella-Braat, Maarten Hornikx and a new…
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