Kira Vibe Jespersen

@kiravibe.bsky.social

Research on music, health, sleep, insomnia and relaxation in all combinations. Associate Professor at Center for Music in the Brain, Aarhus University.

Such a great experience to host this conference on Music and Sleep.

Center for Music in the Brain, Aarhus University@musicinthebrain.bsky.social · 3mo ago

What an incredible few days at the #ConfMusSleep! Huge thanks to speakers, volunteers, partners, sponsors, and every attendee who helped make this conference such a success. We’re thankful to everyone who shared their expertise and perspectives at the intersection of music and sleep. #musicscience

The Music and Sleep Conference starts in just two days! The book of abstract is now online 😀

Center for Music in the Brain, Aarhus University@musicinthebrain.bsky.social · 3mo ago

📘 The Book of Abstracts for the first #ConfMusSleep is now available! The volume brings together contributions on music and sleep from a range of disciplines, offering an overview of the research that will be presented at the conference. 👉 Access here confmussleep.au.dk #musicscience

Read more about the program here: musicinthebrain.au.dk/internationa...

Programme and keynotes

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Center for Music in the Brain, Aarhus University@musicinthebrain.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Somnosphere at #ConfMusSleep ✨ Somnosphere’s an immersive audiovisual installation transforming sleep into a shared space. Two distant sleepers form a closed loop by listening to each other’s sonified brain data, while visitors experience this exchange in realtime through responsive sound & visuals.

Out now in @commsbio.nature.com! We studied brain-heart interactions during mind wandering and mind blanking. Mind blanking is associated with a greater heart/brain decoupling, complicating the idea of an attentional switch between external & internal environments! 🧠🔄🫀🧪

Communications Biology@commsbio.nature.com · 8mo ago

Multimodal analysis of spontaneous attentional state dynamics during sustained task performance reveals distinctive profiles of brain-heart interaction in mind-wandering and mind-blanking. www.nature.com/articles/s42...

Our next RITMO Seminar Series is Tuesday next week!🥳 Professor of Music Psychology at the University of Sheffield, Renee Timmers, will give a talk titled "Multimodality and Embodiment of Timing and Tempo". Read more here: www.uio.no/ritmo/englis...

Multimodality and Embodiment of Timing and Tempo - RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time and Motion

Professor of Music Psychology at the University of Sheffield, Renee Timmers, will speak at RITMO's Seminar Series.

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Excellent keynote by Mélanie Strauss on auditory perception during sleep at the #ConfMusSleep 🎶🎺👂

Center for Music in the Brain, Aarhus University@musicinthebrain.bsky.social · 9mo ago

We’re delighted to announce our second keynote speaker for #ConfMusSleep: Dr. Mélanie Strauss! 🎶 Her talk “When the Sleeping Brain Keeps Listening” explores how predictive coding and auditory novelty detection (MMN, P300) persist and evolve as we drift into sleep. 🔗 confmussleep.au.dk #musicscience

🎶 Test your musical memory! 🎯 tunetwins.amsterdammusiclab.nl @musiccognition.bsky.social and others have made something wonderful: a science game for matching familiar melodies from around the world. Play TuneTwins and help us advance research on music cognition. (Seen at #ICMPC, more to come!)

TuneTwins

Test your musical memory! Can you find the matching tunes and clear the board? Play TuneTwins to find out — a science game from the University of Amsterdam.

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Looking forward to hearing Prof. Marcus Pearce and the #ConfMusSleep may next year!

Center for Music in the Brain, Aarhus University@musicinthebrain.bsky.social · 9mo ago

At #ConfMusSleep, Marcus Pearce will present “Learning to listen, Listening to learn: Modelling musical perception and pleasure.” The lecture explores how brain predictions shape musical perception and pleasure, with optimal predictability depending on person and context. More on confmussleep.au.dk