Noise pollution is an invisible danger that affects the health and well-being of all life. In this series of blogs, we will be looking at noise pollution and how it affects wildlife, people, and the environment.
The Control of Noise at Work Regulations came into force in 2006 for most UK employers. This blog discusses what these Regulations are and what they mean.
The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) has today launched its flagship Noise Survey which provides the only source of information on the vital contribution made by environmental health professionals working to resolve noise complaints from the public.
Our team recently released a new feature for their Optimus+ sound level meter, which enables users to print vehicle noise measurement data directly from their Optimus+ instrument.
London South Bank University (LSBU) Acoustic Group PhD candidate, Eric Ballestero, has been announced as the winner of the Institute of Acoustics (IOA) Young Person’s Award for Acoustical Engineering, sponsored by Cirrus Research. The award was for Eric’s research with the Royal Opera House and his PhD thesis entitled, ‘Overhauling sound diffusion in auditoria using deep-subwavelength acoustic metamaterials’. The IOA Read More…
Cirrus Research plc has provided 150 Class 1 Optimus Red noise measurement devices, with a net worth of almost 190k to Indian engineering company, Distronix.
World-leading noise measurement experts, Cirrus Research plc, are pleased to announce a new and exciting chapter in their North American operation.
Today (April 6th) marks the 15th anniversary of when the Control of Noise at Work Regulations came into force for most UK workplaces. In terms of protecting people from noise, these regulations are perhaps one of the most important developments in recent years, so we wanted to highlight 15 facts about the Control of Noise at Work Regulations to celebrate Read More…
World Hearing Day is one awareness day that is close to the hearts of all of us here at Cirrus Research. For over 50 years we have pioneered and innovated technology that has made monitoring and measuring noise easier and more accessible. We’re dedicated to helping protect those at risk of being affected by overexposure to noise.
Yorkshire-based noise measurement instrument supplier, Cirrus Research, has taken a considerable step forward in its programme of international expansion, with the opening of an independent legal entity in Germany: Cirrus Research GmbH.
