Project

Europe, Brain and music: New perspectives for stimulating cognitive and sensory processes (EBRASMUS)

Acronym

EBRAMUS

Code

41MC0109

Duration

01 December 2009 → 30 November 2013

Funding

European funding: framework programme

Promotor

Marc Leman

Research disciplines

Humanities and the arts
- Art studies and sciences
Social sciences
- Biological and physiological psychology
- Cognitive science and intelligent systems
- Developmental psychology and ageing
Medical and health sciences
- Neurosciences
- Neurosciences
- Neurosciences
Engineering and technology
- Electronics

Keywords

audio-stimulation action-perception Cochleaire implantaten

Project description

The aim of the EBRAMUS project is to increase our overall understanding of brain function and to have an impact on clinical and educational applications by developing new diagnostic tools, training and rehabilitation techniques, and new music technology. The EBRAMUS team is composed of an international and interdisciplinary group of partners. The program relies on 11 projects. IPEM is the partner that takes the lead for the cochlear Implant Music (CIM- project. The goal of the CIM project is to develop a gesture-based audio-stimulation system that fosters the coupling of action and perception in cochlear implant users.