Had a blast with Christopher and Colleen Catania of the Live Fix Podcast on the tremendous and profound impact live music has on our hearts and human physiology. Don’t miss the part where Colleen asks what would happen if the hearts of two concert fans were transplanted and swapped.
Mobile Music Lab offers users real-time tempo control of contemporary music, while wearable heart and brain sensors capture physiological effects.
How do performers make listeners hear prominence and segmentation? Read about our citizen science paradigm for capturing such prosodic info
Gonzalo Romero-García and Daniel Bedoya attend TENOR 2022 conference in Marseille, France, May 9-11 to present COSMOS research results
Elaine Chew gives a demonstration of arrhythmia music and music-induced cardiac response at Les Rencontres Lyonnaises de Cardiologie
Elaine Chew gives keynote on music and cardiology at the Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg / Universität Mozarteum in Austria at 18h00 CET on 17 March 2022.
The first seminar of the Datasense research network is a double act: Renee Timmers and Elaine Chew in conversation about music, performance and data
ENS CDSN doctoral fellow Paul Lascabettes is among the STMS doctoral students presenting research at end of first year at the « Journée des doctorantes et des doctorants »
Elaine Chew gives a keynote (in English) at this year’s Journée Science et Musique. Videos of presentations now on JSM YouTube channel
Daniel Bedoya shows CosmoNote and its use to create a vocabulary and representations for music prosody at the Intl Symp on Performance Science