The Times They Are A Changin’:Two Novel EEG Paradigms for Studying Music Discrimination in Electric Hearing
Abstract
2017 -the third year of The Danish National Research Foundation's Center for Music in the Brain (MIB) -has been a year of consolidation, cooperation and growth.Due to hard work of the center's now more than 30 researchers we had a number of signifi cant fi ndings resulting in a growing number of publications in high ranking peer-reviewed journals and growing international recognition as testifi ed by the forthcoming conference The Neurosciences and Music VII in Aarhus in 2020.Mentionable are the papers by Alluri, Toiviainen, Burunat, Kliuchko, Brattico and Vuust published in Human Brain Mapping showing the involvement of more action-based neural networks during naturalistic listening in musicians than in non-musicians and the paper by Atasoy, Roseman, Kaelen, Kringelbach, Deco and Carhart-Harris published in Scientifi c Reports comparing brain states in participants experiencing LSD and music using a connectome-harmony decomposition (see Emotion on page 24).
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