Message to ISRP Students: "Feed Your Curiosity"

Kiegan’s engaging and interactive presentation allowed the students to start to understand his impressive work on Method for Low Frequency Sound Reflection Coefficient Measurements in a Compact Space, as well as his current work on using the finite element method for acoustic optimization for sound source placement.

Students loved the “connection to physics that Kiegan brought” and thought that the “simulations were quite interesting and maybe something I could apply to my own research.” Aside from being technically interesting, Kiegan’s message to “feed your curiosity” and to “do what you love” really resonated with the students, especially since it was coming from someone who is pursuing both acoustic physics and is one of the top Track and Field athletes in the ACC.