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I am looking for a Canadian graduate student (masters or PhD) interesting in running EEG research in rhythm perception at McMaster University, starting Fall 2024. Spread the word please!

Watch this space - soon to be advertising a paid PhD opportunity in my lab. Why do some people have an extreme stress response when they hear a baby cry? How can we soothe this response? Sept 2024 start, Cambridge. Applications opening soon!

🚨New #Paper Alert: Together with David Poeppel and Marc D. Pell, our researcher Pauline Pauline has published a review of the current state of #research on #emotional #prosody. Check it out here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

Congratulations to our David Poeppel and the other authors Pauline and Marc D. Pell 👏 #newESIpaper

📢 New #paper alert! Camila Bruder, David Poeppel, and Pauline find that "#Perceptual (but not #acoustic) features predict #singing #voice preferences". Out now in Scientific Reports: nature.com/articles/s4159…

congrats Camila Bruder! another step in your successful PhD journey and cool findings for #voice #perception #science

excited to release our large dataset on memory for narratives!🧠💭 The Naturalistic Free Recall Dataset: four stories, hundreds of participants, and high-fidelity transcriptions paper: doi.org/10.31234/osf.i… w/ Phoebe Chen (co-first) todd gureckis David Poeppel Vy Vo

New preprint up describing our planned #RegisteredReport Stage 1 protocol building on ManyVoices 1. In Many Voices 2, we aim to collect data from 1,500 people around the world singing/speaking in groups to directly test the social bonding hypothesis doi.org/10.31234/osf.i…

arxiv.org/abs/2407.06345 PREPRINT OUT! Super thrilled to share our work on real-world multi-person eye tracking. We synchronize and project gaze from audience members watching a LIVE concert/film on Innocence Project (see video).👀 Big thanks to all involved and our PI Lauren Fink

I've been excited about this project/paper for a long time: Segmenting and Predicting Musical Phrase Structure Exploits Neural Gain Modulation and Phase Precession. EverSoClever expt by Xiangbin Teng Pauline We/brains track notes & beats-but structure? jneurosci.org/content/44/30/…

Funding alert! Applied for a Marie Curie but got rejected with *Seal of Excellence* < 2 years ago? MUR is offering 150 very generous positions for 3-years senior postdocs! If interested in any of my research areas & want to join my lab Sapienza Università di Roma - Italy, send me an email!

Only two weeks until VoiceID 2024 in Marburg! You can find the conference programme on our website: uni-marburg.de/en/fb09/instit… 🔊👂👄🧠🦻🎙️🎵

#JNeurosci: Xiangbin Teng, Pauline, and David Poeppel provide new insight into how we process music and its similarities to speech processing, opening new avenues for research in auditory perception and cognition. The Chinese University of Hong Kong - CUHK Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics Ernst Strüngmann Institute jneurosci.org/lookup/DOI/10.…

New paper out! Congrats to all involved! 👏

I like this kind of singing, but not that one! In their quest to understand the fundamental mechanisms underlying our preferences for voices, researchers at the MPIEA studied the aesthetic effect of different types of vocalizations. Find out more at aesthetics.mpg.de/en/newsroom/ne…

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What makes our #female #researchers tick and what amazes them? On the International Day of #Women and #Girls in #Science, some of them share their most exciting findings! Pauline Emily Gernandt Darinka Truebutschek Find out more about their research: ae.mpg.de/en

The 5th Imminent Research Grants call is now open. We're awarding $100,000 to support 5 innovative projects in the field of #language services. The call is open worldwide and welcomes applications from #researchers, entrepreneurs, authors, university labs, organizations, and

A new acoustic research set has been developed at our Institute: "CoVox" offers over 1,300 recordings of 22 singers in 5 vocal styles. It is a rich resource for the study of #speech and #singing—providing opportunities for further research! Check it out: s.gwdg.de/rOdgOK

La 11e Conférence de la montagne a réuni la compositrice et pianiste Alexandra Stréliski et la professeure Université de Montréal Isabelle Peretz, cofondatrice du BRAMS, pour discuter du rôle de la musique et des raisons pour lesquelles elle nous émeut. nouvelles.umontreal.ca/article/2025/0…