Sarah Hashim

PhD Candidate at Goldsmiths, UoL, researching music & visual mental imagery | Music, Mind & Brain @mmbgoldsmiths

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

I'm delighted to announce the first published study of my PhD project, in PLOS ONE, with @nerualtrawets, @matskussner and @DianaOmigie, investigating the content and consistency of music-induced visual mental imagery!

https://t.co/bala4UCqDR

[Ceren Ayyildiz @cerenayyildiz4]

🎉 New Publication Alert! 🎉

Incredibly excited to share our new paper, "Music as Social Surrogate? A Qualitative Analysis of Older Adults’ Choices of Music to Alleviate Loneliness", now published in Musicae Scientiae! 📰

Read here: https://t.co/W3U04FesdM

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

Very excited about our new paper on the neural correlates of music-induced visual imagery! 🧠
#musicscience

[Mats Küssner @matskussner]

Thrilled to share our latest #musicscience paper on the neuro-oscillatory profiles of static and dynamic music-induced visual imagery:
https://t.co/WEVOWczSXV

[Music, Mind and Brain (MMB) @musicmindbrain]

Come do a fully funded PhD on Creativity, Curiosity, and Professional Artists in Schools in an exciting collaboration between Goldsmiths researchers and Curious Minds, a leading cultural education charity! https://t.co/3XiUXRLlsv ;  https://t.co/IwbvUvzGyX

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

Really looking forward to starting this exciting project with an incredible team! @cerenayyildiz4 @matskussner @SteffenHerff 🥳🎉🎶

[Steffen Herff @SteffenHerff]

Delighted to share that our (with @matskussner @SarahHashim16 @cerenayyildiz4) project on using music-induced mental imagery to alleviate feelings of loneliness in older adults was funded (2yrs) by the @DAAD_Germany and @uniaus under the AU/GER Joint Research Cooperation Scheme

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

Check out the #OpenAccess article in @PLOSONE and the attached accessible data, stimuli, and content descriptions - https://t.co/qdZpWnedVm :) #OpenScience #musicscience

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

I'm delighted to announce the first published study of my PhD project, in PLOS ONE, with @nerualtrawets, @matskussner and @DianaOmigie, investigating the content and consistency of music-induced visual mental imagery!

https://t.co/bala4UCqDR

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

A thematic analysis of visual imagery descriptions showed music-induced visual imagery to be often story-like (incl. mentions of emotional reactions, other imagery modalities, and references to media) and generally more consistent within individuals than across others 💭🎶👁️

[SysMus_Conf @SysMus_Conf]

Next up in paper session #4 on music & the brain, we have Sarah Hashim presenting "A Probe-caught Neurophysiological Investigation of Visual Imagery During Extended Listening." 💭

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

@bigfuckinmood @BriocheDelivers Cat of course 🐈‍⬛

[Caroline Harbison @Caro_Harbison]

Thread of MSc Music Mind and Brain research projects needing participants!! More to be added soon 🔬

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

We are recruiting for an EEG experiment on music-induced relaxation and imagery (~£20 reward)! 🧠🎶 If you're interested and from @GoldsmithsUoL (or live around the area), please complete our pre-screening survey:
https://t.co/M4XqK5Ck2v

@mscmusicmindan1 @GoldsmithsPsych

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

@stephaniewilain @ugent Amazing, congratulations!!

[Stefan Koelsch (Kölsch) @StefanKoelsch]

We have a new survey out on music, mood, stress and resilience (link below) -- it would be great if you could help us by filling it out (~10 min) and/or sharing the link! #music #stress #resilience #emotion #Health
https://t.co/q6jMU5tstQ

[Gavin Buckingham @DrGBuckingham]

This is frankly an extraordinary technological achievement. But it hits the uncanny valley for me more than any other hand video I've seen, perhaps because of the apparent lack of impact on contact? What are your thoughts?

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

Very excited about my first published paper with @nerualtrawets and @matskussner, a project during my year at @mmbgoldsmiths! We found saccadic eye movements reduce instances of visual mental imagery and partly reduce felt emotion during music listening

https://t.co/TIepkh3M8G

[Cain Maddox @ctrlshifti]

I think we'd all feel much better if we instead saw bad code as a form of contemporary art. Unused functions? Surrealism. Mixing tabs and spaces? Postmodern. My code isn't spaghetti, it's avant-garde

[Mats Küssner @matskussner]

Please help us develop a new #musicscience questionnaire on mental imagery during music listening by taking part in this survey! Completion time: 15 to 40 minutes depending on your personal listening experience.

https://t.co/q3Sp5fVEQD

[Sarah Hashim @SarahHashim16]

If you have a free 10-12 mins, please participate in our online survey! 😊

https://t.co/cOgcVSXltQ

[Mats Küssner @matskussner]

We'd be very grateful if you could spare some minutes to take part in our short online survey on music and visual imagery for @SarahHashim16's PhD project: https://t.co/wJunHRbtft

#musicscience

[Dr Susan Maury - @[email protected] @SusanMaury]

Check out the fabulous interactive map! #Music evokes at least 13 major #emotions. #musicscience https://t.co/XchwRfRQe9

[Thomas White @len0killer]

Not wearing glasses anymore. I’ve seen enough