Food & Paper - Side 5

Previous Postdoctoral Fellow at RITMO Charles Martin will give a talk on "Data Driven Analysis of Tiny Touchscreen Performance with MicroJam"

Researcher at RITMO Alejandro Omar Blenkmann will give a talk on his latest paper.

Professor Rolf Inge God?y will give a talk on musical intermittency. 

Professor in music technology Alexander Refsum Jensenius will give a talk on musical instruments.

Professor in cognitive neuropsychology Bruno Laeng at RITMO will give a talk on musical synaesthesia. 

Postdoctoral Research Fellow Christopher Stover from RITMO will present is current research on "Musical interaction in the tetravalence"

Professor Dor Abrahamson from the University of California Berkeley will give a talk on "Cultivating the Emergence of Perceptual Structures Facilitating Dexterity: Mathematics as Conceptual Choreography".

In this talk, Anne Danielsen will present results from a comparative study with expert musicians from three different musical genres.

Doctoral Research Fellow Kjell Andreas Oddekalv from RITMO will gave a talk on "Metre on metre - a theoretical framework for rap analysis"  

Postdoctoral researcher Carlos Eduardo Cancino-Chac¨®n is a guest researcher at RITMO from the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence. He will gave a talk on "Modeling Expressive Performance with Machine Learning"

Videos are visual to start with, but they can be easier to understand if they are visualized. In this talk Alexander Refsum Jensenius will present some of his tools for creating alternative visualizations of video files.

Doctoral Research Fellow Dongho Kwak from RITMO will give a talk on "Music for cells?!"

Dr. Fernando E. Rosas from Imperial College London will give a talk on "How music and the brain can illuminate each other via complexity science"

Postdoctoral Fellow Finn Upham from McGill University will give a talk on "When listeners breathe with the music".

Postdoctoral fellow at RITMO Victor Gonzalez Sanchez will give a talk on "Nonlinear analysis of music-induced movement"

In today¡¯s Food & Paper talk Jo Fougner Skaansar will go through the main research questions and findings from the study "Microtiming and Mental Effort: Onset Asynchronies in Musical Rhythm Modulate Pupil Size" by Skaansar, Laeng & Danielsen. The article will be published in Music Perception in December 2019.

Doctoral candidate Neta Maimon from the Department of Cognitive Psychology in the School of Psychology at Tel-Aviv University will give a talk on Cross-modal Correspondences of Tonal Stability.

PhD student Scott Bannister from Durham University (UK) will have a talk on Two Types of Musical Chills: Theories of Vigilance and Social Bonding.

Dr. Vinoo Alluri from International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad will give a talk on dynamic music processing in the brain. 

Tejaswinee Kelkar, PhD student at RITMO, will give a talk on Melody and Body Movement. 

George Sioros, Postdoctoral Fellow at RITMO, will present his talk: "The relation between groove and syncopation is intricate ¨C not any pattern will do". 

Simon H?ffding, Andreas Roepstorff and Sebastian Wallot will have a talk on "Cardio-phenomenology of shared musical absorption: preliminary results"

Fred Bruford (Queen Mary University of London) will give a talk on 'Modelling Microtiming in Expressive Drum Patterns'.