⌖  Currently in MPI CBS, Leipzig

⌖ Currently in MPI CBS, Leipzig

PhD candidate in Cognitive Science

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About me

I’m a PhD candidate at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Science under the supervision of Marc Schönwiesner and a visiting researcher at the Computational Auditory Perception Group led by Nori Jacoby. My interests are about the cross-cultural diversity in music and the methods we can apply to quantify its characteristics. I combine datasets of music around the world with large scale behavioural experiments to tackle questions about inter-individual and cross-cultural differences in music cognition.

Recently I interned as a research scientist at Deezer Research, Paris where I explored the regional differences in musical diversity and spread of musical trends, drawing perspectives on both population and within-user levels.

I co-founded an artist collective called aiar that aims to fuse science with art. We use EEG to transform neural signals to creative musical expressions in live settings. In my past life and occasionally now in my spare time, I make music (Deezer, Spotify, Apple, Youtube).

Contact and CV


Recent

<aside> <img src="/icons/trophy_orange.svg" alt="/icons/trophy_orange.svg" width="40px" /> Best Paper Award at Computational Humanities Research 2023

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<aside> <img src="/icons/book_orange.svg" alt="/icons/book_orange.svg" width="40px" /> New publication: Understanding Individual and Collective Diversity of Cultural Consumption through Large-Scale Music Listening Events. Proceedings of Computational Humanities Research [Read]

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<aside> <img src="/icons/music-album_orange.svg" alt="/icons/music-album_orange.svg" width="40px" /> Finished 5 months internship at Deezer Research, Paris

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Current Projects

Current Projects


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Talks


Press


Brain to Sound: aiar