Elaine Chew is among the 10 winners interviewed in the Falling Walls Global Call Art & Science category. Read about the inspiring work by the interviewees
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Understanding Music’s Effect on the Heart shortlisted for Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year award
Among >1,000 high-quality projects, understanding music’s effect on the heart is one of the 10 winners in the Art & Science category!
Open Position: Postdoctoral Research Associate in Cardiovascular Music Optimisation
Position for postdoctoral researcher to optimise expressive music parameters to achieve cardiovascular aims for individuals
Understanding music’s effect on the heart is a finalist in the Falling Walls Science Breakthroughs of the Year 2023
Professor Elaine Chew has been announced as a finalist in the Falling Walls Science Breakthroughs of the Year 2023, Art and Science category,
Barts900 : The Musical Heart, Cardiac health and pathology through a musical lens
Lecture-performance on synergies between music and cardiology speckled with musical examples and a HeartFM technology demonstration
Ivan Tcherepnin’s Fêtes – Variations on Happy Birthday for Barts 900
Elaine Chew plays Ivan Tcherepnin’s Happy Birthday Variations to thank the doctors and nurses at Barts Heart Centre who treated her some years ago
Tachy-tiles “Soft” Launch, Interacting with and Understanding Arrhythmias
We celebrated the success of the (literally) soft lauch of Tachy-tiles (TACHYcardia TactTILE Feedback), our soft haptic platform for experiencing irregular heartbeats through touch.
KCL PhD Studentship in Data Science and Analytics for Cardiac Response to Music
OPEN PHD POSITION: A music-physiology data science doctoral scholarship now open to international applicants for October 2023 entry
World Piano Day : Heart.FM study launch
Fancy having your blood pressure taken and continuously monitored while listening to music ? This is the study for you !
World Piano Day : Mateusz hams it up with EnPRO 42
We celebrate World Piano Day and the launch of the Heart.FM study for hypertensive and healthy volunteers in the interim EnPRO lab