Imagining a song triggers similar brain activity as moments of silence in music, revealing how the brain continues responding to music in silence, according to 2 #JNeurosci studies from Marion et al. École normale supérieure | PSL. Study 1: jneurosci.org/lookup/DOI/10.… Study 2: jneurosci.org/lookup/DOI/10.…

And after "The Music of Silence Part I and II", check out our follow up (more methodological) paper "Accurate decoding of Imagined and Heard Melodies" doi.org/10.3389/fnins.…

It's great to make it on the national news! A lay summary of our latest study is on page 3 of the Sunday Times (Ireland). Thanks again to my co-authors Guilhem Marion and Shihab Shamma. LSP_ENS Cognition ENS Trinity College Dublin School of Computer Science and Statistics, TCD

🔊[SEMINAIRE] Chaire Beauté·s I Parmi ces jeunes chercheur.se.s, Sophie Cohen-Bodénès et Guilhem Marion doctorant.e.s au LSP_ENS 👉bit.ly/3LV4STq

Very happy to give a presentation at #CNS2022 for a symposium with Andrew Chang, Christina VBdN / christinavbdn.bsky.social, and Pauline about (di)similarity in speech and music perception! We are the symposium 13 on Tuesday 26 at 1:30pm! Thanks Giovanni Di Liberto and Andrew Chang for the invitation!

Looking forward to our #CNS2022 symposium [13] on Tuesday 26 at 1:30pm about (di)similarity in #speech and #music perception. Are you a lumper or a splitter? Apparently, our speakers, Christina VBdN / christinavbdn.bsky.social Guilhem Marion Pauline, have very different views! CNS 2026 Annual Meeting

Speech or song? Identifying how the brain perceives music eurekalert.org/news-releases/… #neuroscience #CNS2022 via EurekAlert! Andrew Chang Christina VBdN / christinavbdn.bsky.social Guilhem Marion

Aujourd'hui, on parle musique et cerveau dans The Conversation France avec Guilhem Marion / École normale supérieure | PSL Comment notre cerveau nous fait aimer une #musique (ou pas) theconversation.com/comment-notre-…

"our musical culture (that is, the music we have listened to throughout life) warps our perception and causes our preference for certain pieces over others, whether by similarity or by contrast to pieces that we have already heard" -Guilhem Marion theconversation.com/why-certain-ty…

I was delighted to speak for the French radio show Affaires Culturelles on France Culture, available in replay here: radiofrance.fr/franceculture/… Thanks France Culture for the invitation!