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An artist and UdeM doctoral candidate in music explores how emotional and physical responses and feminist theory can be translated into musical composition.

The universal language of music could serve as a gateway to communicate with dolphins and possibly open doors to learn more about the naturally curious creatures, according to researchers from The Australian National University (ANU).

In response to student requests and as part of an expansion in areas of study at Carnegie Mellon University, a new degree program is being introduced that's tailored to students with a solid math and science background who also have strong creative talents and interests.

Researchers with the UPF Music Technology Research Group (MTG) aim to create more complete and precise standards for algorithms that seek to recognize musical emotions perceived by listeners.

Jessica Grahn is a 2021 recipient of an E.W.R.