Dr. Sandra Trehub, Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto and Director of the Auditory Lab at the Infant and Child Studies Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, has conducted many ground-breaking studies on the development of music, speech, and language in infants and young children. Dr. Trehub has published over 100 articles and book chapters on her research, which ranges from infants’ sound detection and melody discrimination abilities to cross-linguistic and cross-cultural comparisons of maternal singing to infants. Her work has also been featured in many articles in the popular press.
Dr. Elaine Chew, Associate Professor at the University of Southern California, is Director of the Music Computation and Cognition Lab at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, where she conducts and directs research on music and computing. An operations researcher and pianist by training, her goal is to explain and de-mystify the phenomenon of music and its performance through the use of formal scientific methods. Her research centers on the mathematical and computational modeling of music; as a performer, she collaborates with composers to present eclectic post-tonal music. She received the NSF Career/PECASE Awards in 2004/2005 for her research and education activities at the intersection of music and engineering, and co-led a research cluster on analytical listening through interactive visualization at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study in 2007-2008.
All events will take place in the IUPUI Campus Center.
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Spoken Presentations
Poster Presentations
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University Place is just across the street from the Conference and the underground garage will help reduce headaches associated with obtaining parking passes for use in campus parking lots.
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