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King’s College London Centre for Robotics Launch
Event marking the establishing of the King’s College London Centre for Robotics across Engineering, Informatics and Chemistry
Digital Music Approaches to CV Theranostics at Heart Rhythm Congress
Elaine Chew on the AF Burden Plenary chaired by John Camm and Shouvik Haldar at HRC 2026, the UK’s leading heart rhythm conference
Autonomic Entrainment to Expressive Musical Phrase Structures now out in EHJ-IMP
Read about predictability of music structures and effects on heart rate, respiration, and blood pressure now in EHJ-IMP
Digital Music Theranostics Lab hosts MARC Open Day
Anna Huang (MIT) and Roger Dannenberg (CMU) Distinguished Lectures, MIT graduate student presentations, music physiology AI sound demos
Natalia Cotic, 3rd year COSMOS PhD candidate, finalist at London Hopper Colloquium 2026
Natalia Cotic, 3rd year PhD candidate in the COSMOS group presented her work at the London Grace Hopper Colloquium 2026 as a spotlight finalist.
From Rhythm to Remedy: Music Meets Cardiac Electrophysiology – Touch Medical Media interviews Elaine Chew
Elaine Chew is interviewed by Heather Hall and Caroline Markham of Touch Medical Media at EHRA 2026 in Paris
COSMOS Research in New Scientist heart:brain axis Feature
COSMOS / HEART.FM research is part of a new feature in the New Scientist on the heart:brain axis by Abigail Hodder, The profound effect the heart-brain connection has on your health, that appeared online on Monday, 30 March 2026, with the print version available from 4 April 2026.
Music of the Heart at Les Amis de l’IHÉS
Elaine Chew to speak on Music of the Heart: Analogies and what they mean for heart health at the Institut des hautes études scientifiques
Autonomic entrainment to music structure in Verdi opera now out in EHJ IMP
Paper by Natalia Cotic et al. asks: How do phrase structures and big structural changes affect heart rate, respiration, and blood pressure?










