The event will be held June 10-13 at the DeVos Convention Center in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Some highlights of the conference will include:
- Student Paper Competition—The Noise and Vibration Conference and Exhibition will host a Student Paper Competition for all currently enrolled full-time graduate and undergraduate university students as well as those who have graduated from a university within the past six months. Judging will take place on Wednesday, June 12. CLICK HERE for more information.
- Science Fair (Tuesday, June 11) – The Science Fair display is a hands-on, a video demonstration, or a collection of acoustical materials and instrumentation demonstrating a multitude of engineering efforts being used in the field of acoustics. All displays will be beneficial to the overall atmosphere of the conference. Display submissions will be subjected to a selection process. Displays will be available on the exhibit floor during show hours and will be voted on by attendees for “Best of Show” award.
- Chat with the Experts – The conference will feature eight “Chat with the Experts.” They will include:
- “Sound Package Materials and Performance Evaluation – Where we are heading?” – Pranab Saha, Kolano and Saha Engineers Inc. (Tuesday, June 11)
- “Vehicle Active Control - Technical and Logistical Integration Scenarios and their Impact/Success for All Stakeholders” – Daniel Maguire, Noise Quieting Associates LLC (Tuesday, June 11)
- “Signal Processing for NVH Applications” – Thomas L. Lago, QirraSound Technologies Europe AB (Tuesday, June 11)
- “Sound Package Materials and Performance Evaluation – Where we are heading?” – Pranab Saha, Kolano and Saha Engineers Inc. (Tuesday, June 11)
- “Career Path Decisions: Technical versus Administrative” – James K. Thompson, JKT Enterprises (Tuesday, June 11)
- “Powertrain NVH Considerations for Electric Vehicles” – Gregory Goetchius, Lucid Motors (Wednesday, June 12)
- “Noise & Vibration- Connecting Experiment and Models” – Patricia Davies, Purdue University (Wednesday, June 12)
- “Recent Developments in Whole Body Vibration, Seating and Comfort” – Peter W. Johnson, University of Washington (Wednesday, June 12)
- “Sound quality, its Relationships and Applications” – Wade R. Bray, HEAD acoustics Inc. (Wednesday, June 12)
The conference will feature seven workshops:
- An Overview on NVH Measurements Made Easy Workshop
- Hybrid & Electric Vehicles Systems – How to Resolve Issues Relating to System Integration and evaluate multi-attribute Trade-offs like NVH and Drivability
- Engineering for Automotive Pass-by and Minimum Noise Requirements
- Fundamentals of Acoustical Materials & Vehicle Applications Workshop
- Fundamentals and Insights of Sound Quality Engineering Workshop
- Fundamentals of Structure Borne NVH Workshop (Sponsored by Altair)
- The Fundamentals of Muffler and Silencer Design Workshop
Three professional development seminars also will be held in conjunction with the SAE Noise & Vibration Conference and Exhibition. They include:
- Introduction to NVH Aspects of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Seminar
- Introduction to Brake Noise, Vibration, and Harshness Seminar
- Effective Decision-Making: A Methodology Approach Seminar
Journalists and other members of the media seeking credentials should email pr@sae.org or call 1-724-772-8522.
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