New sonar technology that gets its inspiration from dolphins allows clearer visual underwater imaging, a new study shows.

They have no external ears, but snakes can hear and react to sound a lot more than some people might think, researchers find.

Too much or too little noise in the office can harm our well-being, research finds. The ideal is about 50 decibels.

New research digs into how a technique that uses noninvasive sound waves to break up tumors triggers an immune response in mice.

A book on the Klaxon automobile horn shows how consumers are led toward technological solutions for the problems technology creates.

From insects to birds to bats to frogs, these little loudmouths have found ingenious ways to deliver their messages at high volume.

Those who do well on human empathy tests are also better at decoding the emotional sounds of animals, according to a new study.

The first ever sound recording of a dust devil on Mars reminds us that there is a lot to learn about how they sculpt the landscape.

New research clarifies how our brains keep track of sounds we hear to make sense of words.

"...the brain is able to make precise predictions about when a sound is supposed to happen and what it should sound like."