Is there a reason why some people don't enjoy listening to music?
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We take a look if music and being in sync can influence the social bonds we have.
How do you listen to Beijing fog? Easy - sonification. Jacob Wulf reveals how the field is transforming the way we think about data.
Music researchers at the University of Western Sydney examine the fascinating relationship between maths and rhythmic loops.
Thought it was all just about the music? Think again. Rachel Gonzalez looks at a recent experiment which proves perception is everything.
The fascinating story of NASA's 1977 mission to deliver a recording of earth to the stars.
With the agreement of a standard file format for binaural information earlier this year, are we about to see a wave of binaural apps and games?
Three-year study finds keyboard players bottom of the class when it comes to healthy habits.
Scientists predict music talent, and it's all about the gyrus!
What colour is your favourite song? Scientists connect colour, emotion and music.
According to new research, music disrupts our ethical decision making.
An area of intense debate over the years, Macho Zapp weighs in to ask if the body of an electric guitar makes a difference to the sound.
A pioneering Canadian scientist appears to be winning the fight against tinnitus.
Can modern music be more original than the originals? That's what new psychology research suggests.
Psychologist Dr. Rebecca Schaefer explains why the musical experience is so personal.
Is a turntablist's brain any different to an average person's? Inspired by our feature 'Scratch Obsession', award-winning UK psychologists are considering research into the effects of turntablism on the brain.
Who knew! Students use low frequency sound waves to put out a pan fire.
What does your brain sound like? New Zealand's Otago University takes a stab at it.
Why do some people get more musically-induced skin tingles than other? Could it be something to do with your personality?
At the centre of Nazi plots and banned by the church, sound frequencies have a lot to answer for...