Revisiting this #OpenAccess paper from '21. #Musicians have their own unique style when performing a piece. We asked whether a machine learning algorithm could cluster performer's movements and highlight kinematics representing common performance #styles. Click to learn more!

Electrifying!⚡️109 miles per hour exit velocity hit 443 feet 🚀. Oh..and he pitched 6 innings in this game. Shohei is must-see TV

The last big innovation in #music training that yielded widespread motor #learning improvements was the invention of the metronome. That was over 200 years ago.

Sharing a new #OpenAccess publication where we investigated the effects of remote vs. in-person music training. Could remote music training be effective for reducing geographical barriers to music education? Have a read and find out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

New publication #MusicaeScientiae by Tristan Loria, PhD , Ben Duinker, Timothy Roth, Aiyun Huang, Michael H. Thaut, “Please unmute your microphone: Comparing the effectiveness of remote versus in-person percussion training” doi.org/10.1177/102986…

HUGE CONGRATS to ⁦Luc Tremblay⁩ for his well earned recognition - the scapps Brawley/Elliott Award for Excellence in Mentorship⁩! His support for the students in his lab is remarkable and 3 former students (including the two pictured) have won Young Scientist awards!

There was a guest lecturer today in KINES 461