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The Brain Made Plain
Jonathan Peelle
4 episodes
5 months ago
The Brain Made Plain features interviews with neuroscientists from all over the world about how our brains work. Topics include sensory and motor systems, learning, memory, language, music, and more. Suitable for class assignments or home listening! Hosted by card-carrying cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Jonathan Peelle.
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The Brain Made Plain features interviews with neuroscientists from all over the world about how our brains work. Topics include sensory and motor systems, learning, memory, language, music, and more. Suitable for class assignments or home listening! Hosted by card-carrying cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Jonathan Peelle.
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Life Sciences
Education,
Science
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Jessica Grahn (music)
The Brain Made Plain
48 minutes 27 seconds
3 years ago
Jessica Grahn (music)

We talk about the neuroscience of music with Dr. Jessica Grahn, with a special attention to rhythm and beat. Beat perception relies on both auditory and motor systems, including the basal ganglia, which may relate to effects of music in patients with Parkinson’s Disease. We also talk about beat perception in birds and other animals, and why some people might be better at beat perception than others.

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Special Guest: Jessica Grahn.

Links:

  • Jessica Grahn
  • Jessica Grahn (@NeuroBeats) / Twitter
  • Genome-wide association study of musical beat synchronization demonstrates high polygenicity | bioRxiv
  • Grahn and Brett (2007): Rhythm and Beat Perception in Motor Areas of the Brain | Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience | MIT Press
  • Stevie Wonder Superstition - YouTube
  • The Little Kicks - Seinfeld - YouTube — Classic example of individual differences in beat synchronization
  • Snowball the cockatoo - Another One Bites The Dust - YouTube
  • Ronan the Sea Lion Keeps A Beat | Video - YouTube
The Brain Made Plain
The Brain Made Plain features interviews with neuroscientists from all over the world about how our brains work. Topics include sensory and motor systems, learning, memory, language, music, and more. Suitable for class assignments or home listening! Hosted by card-carrying cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Jonathan Peelle.