I was very happy to present our study showing preserved functioning for certain aspects of music-evoked memories in Alzheimer's disease at #SARMAC2025. Thanks for a great conference!
#memory #musicscience #Alzheimersdisease
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Really exciting ideas! I’m looking forward to see what you find regarding the associative mechanisms (and everything else).
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A community committed to blurring the border between art and neuroscience.
#scicomm #neuroart #artandscience #neuroscience
https://edge-neuro.art/
Led by @suttonprofessor.bsky.social and Deputy Director Professor Paula Reavey, the Centre @stir.ac.uk is a dynamic, collaborative, interdisciplinary research project advancing knowledge in relations between place and memory - placememory.net
Director, Centre for the Sciences of Place & Memory, Stirling Uni, Scotland. Skill, memory, embodied cognition, philosophy, cognitive history, cricket, music, collaboration, wayfinding. Leverhulme International Prof: johnsutton.net & placememory.net
PhD student @gestaltrevision.bsky.social @KU_Leuven | Interested in Aesthetics, Visual Perception, Perceptual Organization, Psychophysics and Multistability
Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Music Psychologist Durham University, PhD, Accountant - Researching musical imaginings and Synaesthesia
Pianist and PhD student in Music Psychology at Durham University. My main research interests are autobiographical memories, musical narrative and music and language.
SysMus is an annual student-run event bringing together students in the broad field of systematic musicology to discuss and present research. Follow for conference and exec. committee updates. https://sites.google.com/view/sysmus
The SMMBL at the University of Sydney explores how music affects higher order cognition, as well as ways to support musicians' health. https://www.sydney.edu.au/music/our-research/cross-disciplinary-research/sydney-music-mind-and-body-lab.html
Unraveling the Effects of Music on Sleep through Musicology, Neuroscience, Psychology and Computer Science
https://linktr.ee/lullabyte
Postdoctoral researcher ＠ Center for Music in the Brain (MIB) | Brain network analysis, neurophysiology, interpersonal coordination | Signal processing, multivariate data analysis, scientific programming.
University of Salford PhD student. Psychology/mental health/emotion regulation/music/hearing.
Neurodivergent. She/her.
Likes: rugby, gardening, food, pets, knitting, tattoos, StarWars, fountain pens & planners.
May post in Welsh #dysguCymraeg
Join us in beautiful Ireland for the biannual meeting of the Society for Applied Research in Memory & Cognition #sarmac2025
https://www.sarmac2025.org/
Associate Professor in Music Psychology. Programme leader of the MA/PGDip/PGCert in Music and Wellbeing, and MA Applied Psychology of Music at the University of Leeds.
Oboist.
RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time and Motion.
RITMO is an interdisciplinary research centre at UiO, focused on rhythm, time and motion.
Associate Professor, Center for Music in the Brain, Department of Clinical Medicine, Aarhus University
Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing, University of Oxford
Asst Prof at CCNY Psychology & CUNY Grad Ctr. Neuroscience of aesthetics, art, curiosity and insight. How do people get pleasure from understanding? #neuroaesthetics #empiricalaesthetics
Visual perception, psychology, aesthetics, open science! Postdoctoral researcher @gestaltrevision.bsky.social. Creator of the #octatoolbox
Web: elinevg.github.io
LinkedIn: eline-van-geert-55004a129
Fediverse: @elinevg.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
Assistant Professor of Psychology at The New School in NYC studying visual perception and cognition: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=99SDXHoAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate
Associate Prof and Director, Applied Dev Psych, George Mason Univ. Studying imagination, play, Santa Claus, theatre, and the arts. Lab: playlab.gmu.edu Author: Why Theatre Education Matters (TheatreEdMatters.com)
Professor of Psychology University of Toronto, scene perception by humans and machines, visual aesthetics.
bwlab.org
