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From Portugal to Florida, and the Newman award
POMA Volume 12, pp. 015003 (July 2011); (15 pages)
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161st Meeting Acoustical Society of America
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Seattle, Washington
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23 - 27 May 2011
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Add to FacebookI was 31 years-old when, in 1991, I left the University of Porto to study architectural acoustics at the University of Florida with Professor Gary W. Siebein. In 1994, I finished my Ph.D., I got the Robert Bradford Newman Award, and my career changed. In fact, that 1994 would be the BIG BANG of my future life. Personally, academically, and scientifically, my Universe blew up and began expanding. What I learned and what I taught in the 17 years after that (and what the architectural acoustics changed in Portugal and Southern Europe) is the subject of this paper.
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Received June 22, 2011
Accepted July 08, 2011
Published online July 10, 2011
Accepted July 08, 2011
Published online July 10, 2011
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