Flow-induced structural-vibration and noise are encountered in a plethora of engineering and naturally occurring systems. Their phenomenology entails or combines aspects from the broad fields of Fluid Mechanics, Fluid-Structure Interaction and Acoustics. Understanding, Controlling or exploiting such phenomena is now enabled by rapidly developing techniques and technologies such as signal processing, flow visualization and diagnostics, new functional materials, and sensors and actuators.

The essential inter-disciplinary nature of Fluid-Structure-Sound Interactions and Control (FSSIC) provides a rich arena for discoveries and innovations that may range from fundamental insights in complex phenomena such as turbulence through to applied research that harnesses the multi-physics of an interactive system.