Elaine Chew’s KCL Inaugural Lecture: video and photos. The series celebrates the personal journeys of new professors.
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The Psychophysiology of Music: Society for Psychophysiological Research President’s Symposium
Elaine Chew speaks on Music and the Heart on World Heart Day at President’s Symposium at SPR annual meeting
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
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.
Elaine Chew Keynotes and Demos HeartFM at Danish OR Society’s Applications Of Optimization
Elaine Chew gave a keynote with a live demo of HeartFM visualisation at the Danish Operations Research annual meeting in Copenhagen
Elaine Chew gives PRiSM / RNCM Sir John Manduell Research Forum
Elaine Chew speaks on Music & the Heart: A Math-Tech Perspective, RNCM Sir John Manduell Research Forum hosted by PRiSM Director Emily Howard
Elaine Chew on Musical Hearts and Heart Music at DAFx20in22 Vienna keynote
Elaine Chew gives keynote, On Musical Hearts and Heart Music, at DAFx20in22 at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts
Elaine Chew gives demonstration of music as mechanism for cardiology insights at Rythmo-Lyon
Elaine Chew gives a demonstration of arrhythmia music and music-induced cardiac response at Les Rencontres Lyonnaises de Cardiologie
Elaine Chew Keynotes at University of Salzburg / Universität Mozarteum
Elaine Chew gives keynote on music and cardiology at the Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg / Universität Mozarteum in Austria at 18h00 CET on 17 March 2022.
Upcoming Talks at Mercredis de STMS: Ongoing Research on Expressive Musical Performance
Join us online at noon on Wednesday, November 24 for three short talks by postdoctoral researchers Emma Frid, Emily Graber, and Corentin Guichaoua. https://youtu.be/6kUxa8g_SLU