Tuesday 18 September 2012

Music Mind Machine Research Centre at The University of Sheffield

Music Mind Machine, a new research centre at The University of Sheffield combines expertise and methodologies from music theory, psychology and computer science to investigate cognitive processes underlying the perception and performance of music. The aim of the research centre is to bring together researchers and practitioners with overlapping interests working within complimentary research methodologies and located in or near South Yorkshire.

I am pleased to tell you all that I am an Associated Student Member and will be demonstrating my experiment - The influence of music on gambling behaviour: The role of arousal at the opening event on Tuesday 27th November 2012.  

If you too are interested in attending the event or presenting your research, have a look at the website: http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/music/research/mmm   - the submission deadline is 29th October 2012. 

Best wishes,

Steph

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I have recently completed my PhD titled 'Exploring the presence, experience and influence of background music in gambling situations' at The University of Sheffield. My PhD research was supervised by Prof. Nicola Dibben and Dr. Richard Rowe. Prior to that I gained an MA in Psychology of Music at The University of Sheffield (2009) and completed my first degree in Music at the University of Leeds (2005). I conduct research within the fields of psychology of music and gambling studies.