The Music and Neuroscience Lab is devoted to exploring how the mind perceives music, especially rhythm.
It is located within the Brain and Mind Institute at Western University, London, Ontario.
10/28/2025
Our 2025 Research Celebration brought together talented graduate students who are advancing Parkinson’s research and exploring ways to improve quality of life for those living with the disease.
You can now see all the moments from the event and learn more about each student’s research project on our website! 💻✨
Check out the link below for the full gallery.
🔗: https://psso.ca/galleries/2025-research-celebration/
10/20/2025
Congratulations, Jennifer!
3 Minute Thesis - Jennifer Lee Music in the Mind: How do familiar vs. novel internal cues affect gait variability in younger adults, older adults, and people with Parkinson's?
10/07/2025
Congratulations to Marina Emerick and Sarah Park on their PSSO scholarships. Great talks!
We loved connecting with everyone at last night’s Research Celebration and sharing conversations about the future of the Parkinson’s community. A special thank-you to Reta Ismail for being a fantastic emcee and being an incredible presence to the event!
Congratulations to our Graduate Student Award Recipients, Juan Jurado-Coronel, Mariia Vistyzenko, Marina de Oliveira Emerick, Olivia Crozier, Rileigh Stapleton, and Sarah Park, for their inspiring work and dedication.👏👏👏
We’re so grateful to our partners, Mitacs and Western University, for helping make these grants possible and supporting the next generation of Parkinson’s researchers.
02/03/2025
Great profile of Marina Emerick's gait and brain stimulation research!
https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/exhibit/inspiring-minds-showcase/can-we-improve-walking-abilities-with-music-and-brain-stimulation/