Sampling the environment with body-brain rhythms
Recording · Jan 25, 2023
Antonio Criscuolo, Maastricht University
Brain-Body Music Interfaces for Creativity, Education and Well-being
Electrophysiology seminar by Dr Grace Leslie, Georgia Institute of Technology
Hosted by NERV
Wednesday 19:30–20:40 Johannesburg (GMT+2)
Recording available
Atlanta, GA, USA · Hybrid
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Abstract
The Georgia Tech Brain Music Lab is a community gathered around a unique facility combining EEG and other physiological measurement techniques with new music technologies. Their mission is to engage in research and creative practice that brings health and well-being. This talk will present an overview of the activities at the Brain Music Lab, including sonification of physiological signals, acoustic design for health and well-being, therapeutic applications of musical stimulation, and brain-body music performance.
Topics
EEGacoustic designmusicmusical stimulationphysiological measurementsonificationtherapeutic applicationswell-being
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