Exploring how the sounds of our lives shape our brains @NorthwesternU @NU_SoC
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Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
The importance of rhythm by Nina Kraus.
@brainvolts
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Rhythm is so facinating. It guides our rate of speech, learning to read and even social interactions. Here is an enjoyable article for you from Nina Kraus @brainvolts and @mitpress. thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/t…
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Sound connects us. Noise is the pollution of disconnection 🔊
Good Athlete Podcast Ep. 155 w/ Nina Kraus - a brilliant scientist, inventor, and musician at Brainvolts Lab @brainvolts Northwestern University
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Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Rhythm is so facinating. It guides our rate of speech, learning to read and even social interactions. Here is an enjoyable article for you from Nina Kraus @brainvolts and @mitpress. thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/t…
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
A hearing test may be able to identify a #concussion - The Washington Post
@brainvolts 💪🧠💪 washingtonpost.com/news/to-y…
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
🚨NEW PODCAST IS LIVE🚨
"A healthy athlete has a quiet brain. And it gives you a palette upon which meaningful information, meaningful sounds can be processed." - Nina Kraus, Biology of Auditory Learning @brainvolts 🎼
Good Athlete Podcast Ep. 155
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Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Sound is all around us, in everything we do. Rhythm is one way our bodies connect us with sound! Maybe it can be used to enhance #concussion recovery 👀…
Good Athlete Podcast Ep. 155 w/ Nina Kraus, @brainvolts Lab at @NorthwesternU 🧠🔥
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
A swinging little Scientific American @sciam podcast episode unpacking micro-timing expression (‘swing’, ‘time-feel’ etc) with the brilliant Nina Kraus @brainvolts, Theo Geisel and Charles Keil. Thanks to host Joe Polidoro. scientificamerican.com/podca…
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Are #musicians better able to learn an additional #language? with Jennifer Krizman, PhD.
mpetersonmusic.com/podcast/e…
@northwesternu @brainvolts #music #bilingualism #learning #auditory #auditoryprocessing #neuroscience #research #science #sound #brain #speech #communication #foreign
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
"The better we understand the biological basis of rhythm, the better we will be able to employ rhythm — in all its guises — to improve communication and to better understand ourselves," writes @NU_SoC Prof. Nina Kraus (@brainvolts) for the @BBC: bbc.in/3J0VFJn
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Just a few minutes in, already glad I'm attending Nina Kraus @brainvolts' webinar. Wonderfully engaging & great audio examples only described on the printed pages of her book Of Sound Mind.
#HearingLoss
ALT Andy in office, webinar on screen
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
@VMattPVRHSD If u love poetry + music, please also have a look at this blog post about Dr. Nina Kraus’s brain research about music and Ann Kay’s program @NJCTENews‘s Spring Conference! #interdisciplinary learning for the win!
@ProfJPizzo
@DrKenPiascik
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Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
"Why do we care about rhythm? It connects us to the world. It plays a role in listening, in language, in understanding speech in noisy places, in walking, and even in our feelings toward one another." - from Nina Krauss' beautiful essay on rhythm @brainvolts
"Even in very young children, being (literally) 'in sync' with another person engenders positive feelings toward them." thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/t…
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
A 2023 AHRF Discovery Grant has been awarded to Anoop Jagadeesh, PhD, @NorthwesternUniversity for his work in understanding how hearing loss impairs music perception. Congrats!
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#hearingloss #hearingresearch #hearinglossandmusic #HearingMusic
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Dr. Nina Kraus @brainvolts gave an excellent talk on the Sound Mind today at CAA's conference #caaud2022
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Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
“#Sound is all around us - inescapable and invisible.
Our sense or hearing is always “on”…”
#NinaKraus @brainvolts
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Author and neurobiologist Prof Nina Kraus of @brainvolts explores how sound influences the human brain on “Babbage”, The Economist’s science and technology podcast econ.st/3njKaCj
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
“The ingredients of #sound are key to understanding why each person hears sound in the world differently, and how an individual’s experience of sound can change for better or for worse as our sound mind is braided with how we sense, think, feel, move”
Kraus, N. 2021
@brainvolts
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
"Sound is an underrecognized, powerful force in our lives." Questions for Nina Kraus from @evroundtable evanstonroundtable.com/2022/… @brainvolts @NorthwesternU @mitpress #sound #soundmind #music #hearing #keeplistening
Auditory Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Are #musicians better able to learn an additional #language? with Jennifer Krizman, PhD.
mpetersonmusic.com/podcast/e…
@northwesternu @brainvolts #music #bilingualism #learning #auditory #auditoryprocessing #neuroscience #research #science #sound #brain #speech #communication #foreign