BRAMS is pleased to highlight the opening of the Music & Movement Immersive (MuMI) Lab, a new $3-million audiovisual research facility at the Université de Montréal led by Professor Simone Dalla Bella.
The lab combines immersive audiovisual technologies with neuroscience research to investigate how music and movement interact in both healthy individuals and clinical populations. Ongoing studies explore musicians’ responses to stress and movement challenges associated with Parkinson’s disease.
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