Mar
30

Hear for Tomorrow

Date
30 March 2022

Time
9:30 am

Location
The Royal Academy of Engineering
3 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5DG

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PROGRAMME

9:30    Registration and Coffee

10:00  Welcome and Introductions,  Prof Stephen Dance

10:10  Issues: Scale of the Issue- Leisure/Industry/Young, Clare Forshaw

10:30  Guidance: HSE Noise Regulations, Chris Steel

10:50   Best Practice: Royal Opera House – A Journey,  Dominque Perrissin-Fabert

Coffee/Pastries

11:30   Solutions; Early diagnoses of hearing issues, Dr Rob Shepard

11:50   Solutions: BAPAM Guidance for Conservatoires, Dr Finola Ryan

12:10    Discussion: What does the future look like?  Joe Hastings/Sam Couth

Lunch / Technical Demonstrations

2:00       Guidance: EU Personal Media Players standard, Thomas Lund

2:20       Guidance: Entertainment  – Noise Outdoors, Dr Adam Hill

2:50       NIHL: Pathophysiology, Treatment, and Prevention,  Prof Colleen LePrell (on-line)

 Coffee and Cake

4:00       Solution: Pharmacology D MET intervention, Prof Kathleen Campbell (on-line)

4:40       Research into non inversive brain surgery, Dr Noe Jimenez (on-line)

5:10       Discussion – Hearing Conservation Association, Clare Forshaw

5:55       Closing Remarks, Prof Stephen Dance

Evening Event

6:00       Drinks and Canapés with Musical Performances

6:30       Drinks and Exhibition with Technical Demonstrations

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Register through Institute of Acoustics £40 per day, £80 for the day & evening

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EXTRA INFORMATION

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

Please note that currently there are no plans to cancel any of our upcoming events.  If this situation changes due to circumstances beyond our control, we will contact all registered attendees and inform our membership accordingly.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellations are payable in full. In most cases it will be possible to transfer your registration to another person.

IOA EARLY CAREER GROUP

This rate applies to any member who is 35 or under, or in the first 5 years of their careers.

The Institute of Acoustics aims to make its meetings accessible to its members, whilst maintaining their financial viability. Should you be in a position where the meeting fees outlined would prohibit your attendance to this meeting, please contact ioa@ioa.org.uk and we will endeavour to assist you in this matter. Note that financial assistance is dealt with on a case by case basis.

CATERING – DIETARY REQUIREMENTS

The registration form allows you to choose Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten Free diets, if you have any other requirements please email linda.canty@ioa.org.uk

HEARING ASSISTANCE: please email linda.canty@ioa.org.uk for information

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: please email linda.canty@ioa.org.uk for information

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Posted on 24th February 2022 in Communication and Room Acoustics, Events, Hearing