Scott Bannister

@sb-78.bsky.social

Research Associate @ Manchester Centre for Audiology and Deafness (ManCAD) Research on - Music | Emotion | Metascience | Social Cognition | Hearing Loss

New paper in Trends in Hearing📄 1st Cadenza Challenge to improve music signal processing for listeners with hearing loss. Hearing aid users rated audio quality of music processed by entrant machine learning systems. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... #MusicScience #HearingResearch #openaccess

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* CURRENTLY RECRUITING * Do you have experience of hearing loss? Do you regularly listen to music? If you can answer yes to both questions, then we would like to hear from you. This study is concerned with understanding the link between everyday music listening, mental health & wellbeing. 1/4

The image is of a recruitment poster for a research study:
(images) University of Salford and Leverhulme Trust logos
(text) Hearing loss, wellbeing and music
Do you have first hand experience of hearing loss?
Do you regularly listen to music?
Are you interested in taking part in a research study?
You are eligible to take part if you: are 18 years or older, have experience of hearing loss, listen to music in your day-to-day life.
The study will involve: taking part in an online survey (about 20 minutes), answering questions about your hearing, how you engage with music, and questions about mental health and wellbeing.
For more information: Please email Addie Beckwith, PhD student at the University of Salford - a.m.beckwith@edu.salford.ac.uk. 
Supervisors: Dr Duncan Williams and Dr Robert Bendall
(images) A large ear, a mute symbol, musical notes and a treble clef, an MP3 player and wired earbuds.A QR code that leads to the survey link: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/salford/hearing-loss-wellbeing-and-music

Delighted to share our latest research on consonance. We asked participants from India and UK to rate how “tense” different harmonic intervals sound. We found that musicians across both cultures agreed almost perfectly on which intervals feel tense or relaxed, however, ....

New #openaccess paper on musical chills! 🎶🎺 Most work on listeners, but we find musicians experience chills while performing! Chills linked to performance qualities, connections between performers and personal associations. Findings suggest chills + wellbeing link Paper: doi.org/10.1177/0305...

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📣New paper!! “From music performance to prescription: A guide for musicians and health professionals” - an excellent collaboration with @genevieve132.bsky.social, Nick Aitcheson, and Christa Powell It is what it says on the tin! Open Access link 👇 shorturl.at/vmGwQ @ausmuspsysoc.bsky.social

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Calling student members, PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and junior faculty in #musicscience 📣 Our Early Career Researchers’ Group (ECRG) is being established to provide support, networking, and mentorship across institutions and countries. Join up below!! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Call for Early-Career Researchers in ESCOM

We invite all student members, PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and junior faculty (or equivalent) who are beginning their journey in music psychology research to join a newly formed "Early C...

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