The next Forum Acusticum will take place from 6 to 12 September 2026 in Graz, Austria. The conference will be hosted at the Stadthalle Graz | Messe Congress Graz, a modern venue in the heart of the city, offering generous exhibition and poster spaces, excellent facilities for parallel and plenary sessions, and easy access to public transport.
Graz, Austria’s second largest city with around 300,000 inhabitants, is known for its well-preserved medieval town centre, its blend of architectural styles, and landmarks such as the Uhrturm on Schlossberg hill. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 2009 and a UNESCO City of Design since 2011, Graz combines cultural richness with a vibrant academic environment. With six universities and about one fifth of its residents connected to academia, Graz provides an ideal setting for Forum Acusticum.
View of Graz - Uhrturm
Venue - Messecongress Graz
Preparations are progressing, and the following information is now available:
More information is available on the conference website: forum-acusticum.org/fa2026
The European Acoustics Association offers DAEL – Documenta Acustica Electronica, a central platform to find, share, and preserve acoustics knowledge. Designed for professionals, researchers, and students, DAEL provides open-access resources across all areas of acoustics.
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Acta Acustica, the journal of the European Acoustics Association, continues to foster collaboration within the global acoustics community. Since 2020, submissions have increased steadily, particularly for subdiscipline-specific special issues. Downloads in 2024 doubled compared with 2023, reflecting the relevance and quality of the research being published.
Since January 2025, Acta Acustica has adopted a Diamond Open Access model, allowing authors to publish their work completely free of charge. This ensures equitable access while maintaining the highest standards of academic integrity.
Researchers are invited to take advantage of this opportunity to share their work with a growing, engaged audience. The journal’s latest Editorial (Acta Acustica, June 4th 2025) provides further insights into the benefits of Diamond Open Access and the journal’s expanding reach. Check how to submit your paper to Acta Acustica here.
The EAA is proud to endorse a range of outstanding upcoming events in the field of acoustics. These conferences provide excellent opportunities for knowledge exchange, networking, and exploring cutting-edge advancements across diverse acoustical topics.
BNAM 2026 will take place in Gothenburg, Sweden, from 4 to 6 May 2026. Organized by the Nordic Acoustic Association, this biennial event brings together professionals, researchers, and students from across the Baltic and Nordic regions to share knowledge and discuss recent developments in acoustics.
The conference will focus on a wide range of topics, offering a platform for exchanging ideas, presenting research, and fostering collaboration.
A preliminary program is now available, and registration is expected to open soon.
For updates and further details, please visit the official website: www.bnam2026.org
All issues of "Acta Acustica" and "Acta Acustica united with Acustica" (1951-2019) are now freely accessible in "open access" format in "Documenta Acustica Electronica Library" (DAEL). No need for sign-in.
The European Acoustics Association (EAA) endorses events that meet its rigorous standards in the field of acoustics. This recognition is extended to National Conferences and thematic gatherings focusing on acoustics, adding value and credibility to these initiatives.
Organizers seeking EAA endorsement should submit an application to the EAA Board, ensuring it reaches us at least six (6) months before the scheduled event date. The application should provide comprehensive details, including the venue, scope, expected number of participants, and a clear articulation of the European added value. If the event is not organized by a National Society, approval from the corresponding Society where the event will be hosted is mandatory.
Following the submission, the EAA Board commits to providing a decision within 30 days. Successful endorsements will be featured in the EAA Newsletter, on the official EAA website, and periodically on the EAA Social Media channels. It's important to note that endorsed events while enjoying heightened visibility, do not entail administrative or financial support from the EAA.
This initiative underscores the EAA's commitment to fostering excellence in the realm of acoustics and providing a distinguished platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration. To explore the endorsement process and submit your event for consideration, please access the application form on our website.
In our commitment to promote outstanding contributions to the field of acoustics, the European Acoustics Association (EAA) encourages authors seeking insightful reviews of their acoustic literature to connect with us through our dedicated email: eaa@euracoustics.org.
To request a book review, authors can simply send an email expressing their interest and providing necessary details about their publication. The EAA will then diligently match the book with a qualified reviewer, ensuring a comprehensive and constructive analysis.
Once the review process is complete, both the book and its review will be featured on the EAA webpage news section. Additionally, we will share this announcement across our official social media channels, amplifying the visibility of your work within the global acoustics community.
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