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  • Immission control, plant safety and noise control: Müller-BBM Industry Solutions at the Bavarian Immission Control Conference

    On 24th and 25th June 2026, the 17th Bavarian Immission Control Conference will take place in Augsburg – alongside our Müller-BBM expert discussions,…

  • Landshut Environmental Fair: AI-powered urban climate analysis for municipalities

    The environmental fair organized by the GemeindeZeitung took place in Landshut from 13th to 15th March. It was accompanied by the conference…

  • UBA publishes a final report on noise emissions from electric vehicle charging

    The Federal Environment Agency has published the final report “Noise emissions during the charging of electric vehicles” as UBA Document 32/2026. The…

  • Introduction to Technical Acoustics, Machine Acoustics and Vibration Engineering

    Only two weeks left!

    The demands on low-noise machinery, equipment and systems are constantly increasing – and with them the need for sound expertise…

  • Review: DAGA 2026 in Dresden

    The 52nd Annual Conference on Acoustics (DAGA) took place from March 23 to 26, 2026, in Dresden, bringing together experts from research, development,…

  • A group of PhD students from the EU VAMOR project visited Müller-BBM Industry Solutions

    On 18th March 2026, Müller-BBM Industry Solutions GmbH welcomed ten PhD students as part of the European research project VAMOR (Vibro-Acoustic Model…

  • Symposium on ‘Environmental Aspects of Local Rail Transport’ on 18th June 2026 in Planegg

    Climate protection, sustainability and environmental transparency are increasingly presenting new challenges for local transport operators. Technical…

  • Review: 23rd Müller-BBM expert discussions – Focus on 10 years of dialogue between the public sector and the business community

    The 23rd Müller-BBM expert discussions once again provided a platform for professional exchange between industry, the public sector and the specialist…

  • EMF at the workplace: Safety for all employees – especially for implant wearers

    Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are generated in many modern workplaces – for example, at welding workstations, induction systems, high-frequency…