Pop'Sciences Mag
Pop'Sciences Mag #10 - March 2022 - Under the influence of emotions
In animals, too, sounds and emotions go hand in hand. In his book On the Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals, Charles Darwin already foresaw the coding of emotions through sound.
And indeed, if you listen carefully, nature offers real soundscapes full of information. It is the work of bioacoustics to decipher them. ......
You can read the interview with Nicolas Mathevon, researcher at the ENES/CRNL Laboratory in Saint-Etienne, about emotions and music in animals in Pop'Sciences Mag #10 of March 2022
Pop'Sciences Mag #6 - June 2020 - Ocean, a dive into the invisible
In a lapidary formula, "The World of Silence", a 1955 film by Captain Cousteau, froze our collective imagination of the ocean in a universe of liquid calm that no noise ever disturbed.
But the reality is quite different! In the water, sounds propagate, and quickly. In particular, the low frequencies emitted by large cetaceans can travel several thousand kilometres.
In addition to these animal sounds, there is also the almost constant noise of human marine activities, as well as the natural sounds of wind and rain on the water surface. Together, they form the acoustic landscapes of the ocean in which more and more researchers are taking an interest, as they help us to better understand and protect marine environments.
Find the interview of Frédéric Sturm, lecturer at INSA Lyon and researcher in underwater acoustics at the LMFA Ecole Centrale de Lyon as well as other researchers whose field of study covers this subject in Pop'Sciences Mag#6 - June 2020