In recent decades, empirical research on music, often grouped under the label of cognitive neuroscience of music, has approached music primarily as a …

IntroductionNormally hearing (NH) listeners experience the strongest pleasurable urge to move to music (PLUMM) when listening to rhythmic patterns of medium ...

Background Music- and dance-based interventions can improve motor symptoms in people with Parkinson's disease (PD), but two key questions remain: whether t...

New book out edited by Center for Music in the Brain (MIB) associate professor Kira Vibe Jespersen and Björn Rasch from University of Fribourg.

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From helping people cope with age-related disorders to altering our perception of physical pain, music's impact on our bodies can ring loud.

Infrastructure grant from Carlsbergfondet enables new hyperscanning setup at Center for Music in the Brain.

KOMMENTAR: En sang skabt af kunstig intelligens har toppet en norsk hitliste. Bliver det fremtiden?

Can musical training rewire the brain to resist pain?

Though noise sensitivity is often dismissed by doctors, it can have long-term effects on our mental and physical health.

Der er nogle klare fællestræk, når vi mennesker skal udpege, hvilken type musik der er smuk og grim, antyder nyt studie. Lyt selv, og hør, om du er enig.

Professor and jazz musician Peter Vuust was invited to Copenhell to talk about music, mental illness, and the brain – surrounded by headbanging, mosh pits, and 35,000 metal fans.

Hjerneforskere fra Aarhus Universitet kaster lys over hjernens netværk, når vi hører lyde og musik. Det kan potentielt gøre os bedre til at screene for blandt andet demens i fremtiden, håber de.

Hvis man igennem en årrække har taget stofferne kokain og heroin, foretrækker man ifølge nyt dansk studie mere kompleks musik. Forklaringen kan findes i dopamin-balancen.