Keynotes Wim Desmet Locally resonant vibro-acoustic metamaterials for compact lightweight noise control engineering solutions. Wonju Jeon Acoustic Metamaterials and Metasurfaces: Effect of Flow and Visco-thermal Losses. Estelle Piot Advanced identification techniques anddesign tools applied to innovativeaeroacoustic liners. Francesco Asdrubali Sustainable materials and metamaterials for acoustical applications. Session 1: Theoretical and Numerical Modeling 1 S. Pallejà‐Cabré , B.J. Tester , R.J. Astley, H. Bériot Fan noise suppression with Over‐Tip‐Rotor liners: impedance modelling of acoustically treated circumferential grooves. A. Coutant, Y. Aurégan, V. PagneuxSlow sound laser in lined flow ducts. H. Bodén, Z. Zhang, M.ÅbomApplication of Slow Sound in Ducts. A. Celik, A. Gautam, M. AzarpeyvandWavefront Manipulation by Fractal Space-Coiling Acoustic Metamaterials. L. Burghignoli, G. PalmaOn the integration of acoustic phase-gradient metasurfaces in aeronautics. L. Flanagan, H. Rice, J. Kennedy Sub-wavelength acoustic liner via “metamaterials”. Session 2: Theoretical and Numerical Modeling 2 H. Mao, P. Göransson An inverse method for design and characterisation of acoustic materials. U. Iemma, M. Carley, P. Göransson An integrated approach to the theoretical and numerical modelling of metamaterials for aeroacoustics. I. Bashir, C. Courtney, M. CarleyDevelopment of novel, light-weight and multifunctional acoustic metamaterials metasurfaces for aeronautical applications using 3D Boundary Element Method (BEM3D). C. Sandu, M. DeaconuAdvanced considerations on using the vacuum as a ‘material’ in aeroacoustics. A. McKay, I. Davis, G. Bennett An optimised sub- wavelength segmented membrane sound absorber. Session 3: T.E. Noise Mitigation L. Rossian, J. W. Delfs, R. Ewert Numerical Investigation of Porous Materials for Trailing Edge Noise Reduction. K.S. Rossignol, A. Suryadi, M. Herr, J. Schmidt Experimental Investigation of Porous Materials for Trailing-Edge Noise Reduction. C. Teruna, F. Avallone, D. Casalino, D. Ragni, A. Rubio-Carpio, F. Manegar, T. Carolus Trailing Edge Noise Reduction with Permeable Materials: Description of Noise Scattering Mechanism. A. Rubio Carpio, S. Luesutthiviboon, R. Hedayati, F. Avallone, D. Ragni, M. Snellenm, S. van der Zwaag 3D-printed Permeable Trailing Edges for Broadband Noise Abatement. Session 4: Manufacturing and Experimental Assessment D. Radulescu, M. DeaconuExperimental validation of an ultra open metamaterial which uses the acoustic black hole principle. H. Bodén , S. Sack, S. JacobA Study on 3D-printed and Segmented Liners. L. Dowling, D. Heaphy, D. Trimble, J. KennedyRepeatability in additive manufacturing for metamaterials. K. Knobloch, L. Enghardt, F. BakeFlexible Walls for Acoustic Liners. Session 5 : Active and Tunable Concepts H. Lissek, R. Boulandet, S. Karkar, M. Collet, G. Matten, M. Ouisse, M. Versaevel(Towards an) Active SDOF Electroacoustic Metamaterial for use as an Adjustable Acoustic Liner for Engine Noise Reduction. G. J. Bennett, A. Fossorier, H. MagnesTuneable Acoustic Absorption of a Spherical Elastomeric Monopole with Negative Bulk Modulus. Y. Aurégan, M. Farooqui, M.E. D’Elia Ultra-Thin and In-Parallel perfect sound absorbers. Y. Auregan, M. E. D’Elia, T. Humbert Effect of flow on the acoustic behavior of a vibrating cantilever beam liner.