Neuroscience
From yesterday’s Times comes a treatise On Language used in rock music, specifically the difference between "all right" and "alright".
Judge for yourself!
- More From Daniel Levitin
Daniel Levitin, neuroscientist at McGill University and professional musician, has been in the (science) news a lot lately. He just published This is your brain on music : the science of a human obsession, the New York Times wrote about him a few weeks...
- Why Radio?
Great quote in the September 2005 Technology Review (from MIT) about radio vs iPod. Spencer Reiss interviewed music venture capitalist Fred Wilson about his thoughts on the future of music (Music Dial Tone). He explains why he mostly listens to podcasts:...
- Spring 2016 Research Assistant Positions With The Language And Music Cognition Lab!
Spring 2016 Research Assistant Positions Language and Music Cognition Lab Description: Are you interested in learning more about how we process music and how music lessons and musical ability affect other perceptual and cognitive abilities? Or more about...
- Research Opportunity In The Language And Music Cognition Lab
Are you interested in how people produce and understand language and how bilinguals represent their two (or more) languages, and/or the relationship between language and music? Are you considering applying to graduate school (especially grad school in...
- Research Opportunity In The Language And Music Cognition Lab
Are you interested in how people produce and understand language, how language is related to other cognitive functions (including memory and music), and what happens when people lose language ability due to brain damage? Are you considering applying to...
Neuroscience
All right!
From yesterday’s Times comes a treatise On Language used in rock music, specifically the difference between "all right" and "alright".
Judge for yourself!
- More From Daniel Levitin
Daniel Levitin, neuroscientist at McGill University and professional musician, has been in the (science) news a lot lately. He just published This is your brain on music : the science of a human obsession, the New York Times wrote about him a few weeks...
- Why Radio?
Great quote in the September 2005 Technology Review (from MIT) about radio vs iPod. Spencer Reiss interviewed music venture capitalist Fred Wilson about his thoughts on the future of music (Music Dial Tone). He explains why he mostly listens to podcasts:...
- Spring 2016 Research Assistant Positions With The Language And Music Cognition Lab!
Spring 2016 Research Assistant Positions Language and Music Cognition Lab Description: Are you interested in learning more about how we process music and how music lessons and musical ability affect other perceptual and cognitive abilities? Or more about...
- Research Opportunity In The Language And Music Cognition Lab
Are you interested in how people produce and understand language and how bilinguals represent their two (or more) languages, and/or the relationship between language and music? Are you considering applying to graduate school (especially grad school in...
- Research Opportunity In The Language And Music Cognition Lab
Are you interested in how people produce and understand language, how language is related to other cognitive functions (including memory and music), and what happens when people lose language ability due to brain damage? Are you considering applying to...