Institute of Sound and Vibration Research

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ISVR Consulting is the consultancy unit of the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, which is part of the University of Southampton.

We undertake commercial consultancy work and contract research in acoustics, noise, vibration, speech intelligibility, hearing and audio communication, vehicle dynamics and shock analysis for Industry, Businesses, Government Departments and Agencies, Local Authorities, other organisations and individuals.

We have comprehensive laboratory and test facilities with specialist equipment and instrumentation for field or laboratory measurement and analysis.

We have a staff of professional, full-time noise and vibration consultants, with supporting technical and administrative staff. While we handle most projects in-house, we can also call on the specialist expertise of the academic and research staff from ISVR and other University Departments.

ISVR Consulting was established in 1968 as the Wolfson Unit for Noise and Vibration Control and, although the name has changed, has been providing a full-time professional service ever since, for nearly 40 years. ISVR Consulting is a founder member of the Association of Noise Consultants.

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Calendar.(Conference news)(Calendar) Railway Track and Structures; 9/1/2009 ...Vibration from Rail Transport Systems. Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands. University of Southampton Institute of Sound and Vibration Research. Contact: Maureen Mew. Phone: +44 23 8059 2294. Fax: +44 8059 3190. E-mail: mzs@isvr... ...more

Understanding gas exchange at the air-sea interface and its impact on climate. M2 Presswire; 6/18/2009 ...These bubble systems were installed by Tim Leighton's group at the University of Southampton's Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (ISVR). "The HiWASE, SEASAW, and DOGEE field programs share a common goal: to understand the processes... ...more

United Kingdom: University of Southampton scientists develop computer telepathy. TendersInfo; 10/9/2009 ...that allow humans to control electronic devices. But the latest study, conducted at the university s Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, went one step further by connecting two people. The first subject, whose motor cortex was monitored... ...more