SONYC featured in New York Times, NPR, Wired and more

Today SONYC was featured on several major news outlets including the New York Times, NPR and Wired! This follows NYU's press release about the official launch of the SONYC project.

Needless to say I'm thrilled about the coverage the project's launch is receiving. Hopefully it is a sign of the great things yet to come from this project, though, I should note, it has already resulted in several scientific publications.

Here's the complete list of media articles (that I could find) covering SONYC. The WNYC radio segment includes a few words from yours truly :)

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To Create a Quieter City, They’re Recording the Sounds of New York

BBC World Service - World Update (first minute, then from 36:21)

Mapping New York City's Excessively Loud Sounds​

New York, come usare i microfoni per una città più silenziosa​

Scientists Are Tracking New York Noisiness in Order to Quiet It Down

NYU Scientists are Trying to Reduce Noise Pollution in New York City

Researchers Are Recording New York to Make it Quieter

Sounds of New York City (German Public Radio)

NYC’s $5 Million Noise Pollution Project

Mapping the Sounds of New York City Streets

New UrbanEars project has NYU teaming up with Ohio State to battle noise pollution

NYU Launches Research Initiative to Combat NYC Noise Pollution

Smart microphones are recording city sounds to help create a quieter New York

NYU Moves Forward with Study of City Noise

How to Take on NYC’s Scary Noise Problem

Research Initiative Looks to Tame Urban Noise Pollution

If you're interested to learn more about the SONYC project have a look at the SONYC website. You can also check out the SONYC intro video: