Mateusz Soliñski wins Best Poster Award at Computing in Cardiology for posters and papers by Soliński, Courtney Reed, Elaine Chew
Publications
ECG and EEG Decoding of Music Amplitude in Baroque and Contemporary Classical Music
Emily Graber compares music amplitude decoding from EEG alone, ECG (RR) alone, and EEG+ECG for baroque and contemporary classical music
CosmoNote in JAES Special Issue on Expanding Frontiers of Web Audio
CosmoNote design decisions and use of web audio technologies to enable large-scale collection of annotations
Emily Graber: Viva Contemporary! Mobile Music Lab an Interactive Artwork at ACM Multimedia
Mobile Music Lab offers users real-time tempo control of contemporary music, while wearable heart and brain sensors capture physiological effects.
Perceiver-centered Approach to Representing/Annotating Performed Music in Special Issue: Selected Papers from International Symposium on Performance Science
How do performers make listeners hear prominence and segmentation? Read about our citizen science paradigm for capturing such prosodic info
Paul Lascabettes on Correlative Matrices and Daniel Bedoya on CosmoNote research at SMC-2022
Paul Lascabettes and Daniel Bedoya attended the SMC 2022 conference held at Saint-Étienne, France from June 8th to June 11th. SMC-22 (Sound and Music Computing) is a multifaceted event around acoustics, music, and audio technology. This year, it had the following theme: Music Technology and Design. As the first “in person” edition of SMC after 2 years of […]
Gonzalo Romero-García and Daniel Bedoya participate at TENOR 2022
Gonzalo Romero-García and Daniel Bedoya attend TENOR 2022 conference in Marseille, France, May 9-11 to present COSMOS research results
Daniel Bedoya presents at Intl Symposium on Performance Science: CosmoNote and Annotation Conventions
Daniel Bedoya shows CosmoNote and its use to create a vocabulary and representations for music prosody at the Intl Symp on Performance Science
Music: An Underutilised Tool in Neurocardiology? HRC2021 Lifelong Learning video
Elaine Chew and Pier Lambiase discuss music in heart brain studies in a Heart Rhythm Congress Lifelong Learning video
Scientific American OpEd: How Music Can Literally Heal the Heart
Sci Am OpEd asserting that music’s structural attributes and physiological effects make it an ideal tool for learning cardiology; studying heart-brain interactions; and dispensing neuro-cardiac therapy