This lecture is a collaboration with Balettakademien Speaker: Elvira Brattico, Center for Music in the Brain, Department of Clinical Medicine, Aarhus University, Denmark Title: Music, Beauty, and the Brain – From Sound Parameters to Cultural Influence Date & time: 19th May at 14.00 Location: Peter Reichard lecture hall, Biomedicum, Solna väg 9, Solna Zoom details Topic: …
How do we respond to music? A new study in Nature Communications
People enjoy music for many reasons—like to relax, feel emotions, or connect with others. But not everyone enjoys music the same way, and scientists don’t fully understand why. In this study, researchers looked at how much genetics (our inherited traits) influence how people respond to music. They used data from over …
Reyna Gordon: musical rhythm and language skills are connected not just by behavior, but by shared brain structures and genetics
A recent study shows that musical rhythm and language skills are connected not just by behavior, but by shared brain structures and genetics. This gives new clues about how music and language may have evolved together in humans. The study looked at whether there’s a biological connection between people’s abilities in …
Food for thought: the realm of creativity through the art of “Poem-Making” every Thursday at 19.00 online
When: Every Thursday at 10:00 AM Pacific (19.00 CET) Location: Online (see link below) Offered by Redwing Keyssar, RN, Author, Director of Patient and Caregiver Education at The MERI Center for Education in Palliative Care, UCSF/Mt Zion. In this one-hour “Poetry Café”, co-sponsored by the MERI Center for Education in Palliative Care and …
Why do you dance, and what? participants wanted for a survey
Scientific evidence suggests: Dancing is healthy! However, there is a lot that we don’t know yet. For instance, how much dancing is healthy? Are there types of dancing that are healthier than others? And, under which circumstances is dancing particularly healthy, and for whom? Would you help us find answers to these …
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Brain & Culture lecture “Music, Beauty, and the Brain – From Sound Parameters to Cultural Influence” with Elvira Brattico
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