Whoopsie the new very expensive Imprint Films blu ray of Night Gallery made a wittle fuck up.
They have new special features which go over the paintings with their artists.
But the one for season 1 actually links to season 3.
The season 2 one links to season 1.
The season 3 one links to season 2.
This is your brain on Ritalin. Got your attention? Stimulant medications like Ritalin (methylphenidate) do, but not in the way you might think. They don't act directly on the brain’s attention systems! Find out what's really happening in @cellpress.bsky.social. doi.org/10.1016/j.ce...
Or put a piece of electrical tape over it. Magical thinking for the win!🧙
👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼🛟 polisky Medsky 😷🧪 sociology health policy
Do you want to host SysMus in 2027? To celebrate our 20th anniversary, we want to connect early-career researchers around the globe. Any institution from around the world can join this multi-hub endeavour! Find out more at sites.google.com/view/sysmus/...
#musicpsych #PsychSciSky
Huge congratulations to Guilherme Câmara, who has received funding from the Research Council of Norway for his project “GROOVE: Mapping, Modeling, and Perceiving the Combinatorics of Groove-Based Rhythms”! 🥳
Read about it here (Norwegian):
www.hf.uio.no/om/aktuelt/a...
A commemorative newspaper-style page marking the 56th anniversary of the moon landing. Neil Armstrong stands beside the American flag on the lunar surface. Text reads: “56 years ago today, Armstrong stepped onto the moon.” Below, the text warns that NASA’s legacy of exploration and scientific breakthroughs is now under attack from political interference, mass layoffs, and privatization. A protest photo at the bottom shows people holding signs that say “Save NASA” and “Make NASA Strong Again.”
56 years ago, Armstrong took man’s first step on the moon.
Today, NASA employees step up to defend NASA’s legacy - a legacy under attack from political interference, mass layoffs, and pushes to privatize public science.
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Field of purple flowers in SLO.
When God made the color purple, God was just showing off.
Mae Jemison
#Photography #California #purple #flowers #SLO
Welcome from Georgia State University!
Opening keynote by Vinoo Alluri
Looking forward to a week of #musicscience at #ICMPC18 in São Paulo! Starting strong with a keynote from Dr. Vinoo Alluri
Saw somewhere that Chris Cornell passed on this day and I just want to say that all things with his voice on it remain on rorate for me.
Glad I got to see Soundgarden live at one of the earliest Lollapaloozas. The Temple of the Dog album (and that single "Seasons") are my favorite works from him.
@jacquelyn1.bsky.social In Norway at the Ritmo Centre, University of Øslo.
www.uio.no/ritmo/english/
I figure, it couldn't hurt 🥣. I mean, beyond the pain of asking for help, obvs. (Thanks for even looking, btw.)
Ah, the classics 💓
I'm so giddy! 😁 I'm also about to dig through my Box of Abandoned Tech to see if I still have my old Pebble watch and not just the charger...
** It's happening!! **
We managed to convince Google to open source PebbleOS. Took a while, but they just did it today! github.com/google/pebble
With that, we're bringing Pebble back! I blogged about it - ericmigi.com/blog/why-wer...
Writing a book review...and revising my habitus paper...and revising my proposed music synchrony study...wouldn't change a thing except I'd like an attention span please.🐿️🧠🎶
I imagine a table where I rate my productivity against my music choice or silence on different criteria to see what works for me. As I scroll BlueSky in silence instead of revising my paper due tomorrow...☕📝
What is the synchrony-bonding effect, and why did I move to Finland to watch people dancing in silent discos? Find out in my first ever article in @uk.theconversation.com
🎧🎶
#musicscience
theconversation.com/silent-disco...
The image shows two books on a white desk. They are - "Acoustics, the art of sounds" by Steve Marshall, and "Music and Science" by Thomas Eerola
New books!!
#musicscience #phdlife #phdchat #acoustics #happyfriday
Do musical anhedonics dislike all sounds? Our latest #musicscience w/ @nickkathios.bsky.social & Ani Patel, now out in Cognition: Musical anhedonia, timbre, and the rewards of music listening www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Music educator, Brains and Behavior Fellow at GSU
Project ID: DP250101116. Investigators: Associate Professor Andrew Milne; Professor Roger Dean; Professor Emery Schubert; Dr Catherine Ingram; Dr Hannah Sarvasy; Professor Tuomas Eerola. Summary: Revealing Universal and Cultural Origins of Music-Induced Affect. Across almost all human cultures, music has a remarkable capacity to communicate different affects (emotions and feelings). However it is unknown which, if any, associations between music-acoustical features and affects are universal, and which are cultural. In a music cognition field-research program of unprecedented scope, we aim to estimate how tones in melodic, polyphonic, harmonic, and rhythmic contexts influence affective responses, and the extent to which these effects are mediated by cultural mechanisms (familiarity and association). The findings will have profound implications for the use of sound and music in therapeutic applications and will help identify ways to bridge cultural divides through intercultural musical appreciation. Announced: 26/11/2024. Admin Organisation: Western Sydney University. Primary FOR: 3603. Funding Awarded: $914,548.00
I am very happy to report that our ARC Discovery project – Revealing Universal and Cultural Origins of Music-Induced Affect – has been funded ($915,000 over 4 years). The team is amazing, and the project has unprecedented scope for multicultural music cognition field experiments. #MusicScience
For all #musicscience newcomers, two recent meta-analysis @musicinthebrain.bsky.social on MUSIC COGNITION and MUSIC EXPERTISE. First, we synthesised 130 studies and discussed our meta-analytic findings under the light of the predictive coding of music theory
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
New special collection on Prediction, Creativity, and
Cultural Evolution in Music Cognition. Introductory editorial from Popescu, Schiavio and Haiduk here: doi.org/10.5334/joc....
What did I miss sleeping in this morning? 😮
