Autistic and non-autistic adults show similar reasons for #music listening, with #coping emerging as a specific area of greater use among autistic adults. @ERC_Research #EUFunded co-authored by wonderful @jiahoongong @jiayin_li96 https://t.co/hefZY1XSAH
Check out our open-access paper on neural processing of linguistic and musical syntax in #autism. First author is the wonderful @jiayin_li96. @ERC_Research #EUfunded https://t.co/2JMkZRQOIy
I'm co-editing a Collection on Music Cognition and Perception for @SciReports. We are welcoming submissions that use behavioural, neurophysiological, and computational approaches to studying this topic. https://t.co/TgqOKUfJTg
Very pleased to have this paper in Aphasiology. We analysed first-hand descriptions of inner speech written by people with aphasia to shed light on theoretical and clinical questions. https://t.co/ZwL7T8Bp4S
During the residential, @UniofReading Scholars did a project studying the link between #music, #language & #reading, as participants, experimenters & researchers. They presented work at #university level & thoroughly enjoyed the experience! @UniRdg_Psych
On Day 3 of the Reading Scholars programme, our wonderfully brilliant @jiayin_li96, PhD student @UniRdg_Psych @UniRdg_PhD, demonstrated how to conduct correlation analysis in Excel. The Scholars learned to create scatter plots and calculate correlations!
On Day 1 of the residential for Reading Scholars, our amazing Sara Cha, PhD student @UniRdg_Psych @UniRdg_PhD, delivered an engaging, informative & inspiring session on her research in #nutritional#psychology. In her 3rd year, she has already published 2 papers!
On Day 2 of the residential for Reading Scholars (Year 12 students experiencing university life with us from underrepresented backgrounds), we held a Q&A session about @UniRdg_Psych with our wonderful PhD & undergraduate students as panel members. @UniRdg_Diverse
Very pleased to chair this special session on #pitch processing in #music and #language on behalf of my wonderful co-organisers, Dr Xin Wang and Prof. Peter Pfordresher at Speech Prosody 2024 @SP2024
Neural responses to #musical tension show similarity across listeners. These patterns are driven by physical features and modulated by musical themes. A collaboration with @thomps95, Cunmei Jiang & other wonderful co-authors! @ERC_Research#EUFunded https://t.co/ild9GCxNcp
Our "Many Voices" 75-author collaboration led by @YutoOzaki1 finding global regularities in music-speech relationships is now out on the cover of @ScienceAdvances: https://t.co/5WHZiNt4hQ
Full video of 18 coauthors singing/speaking in our own languages at https://t.co/XvxdgT2PEP
Our Registered Report is finally published in Science Advances (https://t.co/tBQILI666W) with an insightful comment by @DanielaSammler (https://t.co/8t8wB6dFGD)! I cannot express enough appreciation enough to @PatrickESavage and our team of 75 coauthors for making this happen.
Researchers @CAASDproject@UniofReading are looking for #autistic people, with a diagnosis, aged 16-45, and neurotypical people aged 25 to 45 to take part in a study investigating speech and music processing. For more details, scan the QR or click https://t.co/fr4GWZOuG0 #autism