Song birds communicate by singing and learn their songs through imitation. Since their discovery in the monkey brain, it has been ... they did show activation in response to songs from other ...

Recently in Nature(399, 466– 470, 1999), Anthony Leonardo and Mark Konishi of Caltech reported that zebra finches retain a surprising ability to modify their songs in response to auditory ...

Jarvis was trained in molecular biology in Rivka Rudner’s lab at Hunter and began his neuroscience career at Rockefeller University in Fernando Nottebohm’s group, using songbird communication as a ...

Choir singing was linked to significant improvements in white matter connectivity, particularly in the corpus callosum, a crucial structure that connects the brain’s two hemispheres.

In his 40 years at Rockefeller University, Nottebohm was (among other things) the first researcher to map the neural circuits used to learn and produce birdsong, the first to uncover large anatomic ...

Call and response songs are ... Flurdadoodle Boodle Woodle is a brain break song about an imaginary bird written by Twinkl ...

Doing anything that we enjoy can make us feel good, but we wanted to investigate, for the first time, whether singing or dancing ... chemical changes in the brain? There’s emerging evidence ...

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A brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER) test measures how your brain processes the sounds you hear. The BAER test records your brainwaves in response to clicks or other audio tones that are ...

You can show support by joining Vicky McClure and getting involved with next week’s Singing For The Brain. You’re now ... They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which ...