The EUHA Sponsorship Award is presented to young acousticians to honour their achievements, and make their findings available to the general public.
The EUHA Sponsorship Award is presented to young acousticians to honour their achievements, and make their findings available to the general public. This year’s third prize was given to Franziska Eckardt of Oldenburg, who dealt with the recording of everyday sound situations. Second prize went to Johannes Kohorst for his diploma thesis, submitted at the Academy of Hearing Aid Acoustics, on the effects of frequency compression. David Sooprayen was awarded first prize; in his bachelor thesis written at Lübeck University of Applied Sciences, he had examined the benefit of added low-frequency gain in open fittings.
