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Music to Shape Brain Networks for Auditory Skills
Nina Kraus, PhD, Northwestern University
March 25, 2011
Program: Music, Science & Medicine at the New York Academy of Sciences
Speakers: Nina Kraus
Run Time: 21 minutesNina Kraus is Professor of Neurobiology & Physiology, Otolaryngology, and the Hugh Knowles Chair in Audiology at Northwestern University. She...
Nina Kraus
Northwestern University
March 25, 2011
Program: Music, Science & Medicine at the New York Academy of Sciences
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Speakers: Nina Kraus
Run Time: 53 minutesNina Kraus discusses the long lasting effects that musical experience has on nervous system development which impact very basic communication skills....
Music for the Development of Auditory Skills: Impact on Education
Keynote Speaker: Nina Kraus, Northwestern University
March 24, 2011
Program: Newark Workshop on Music, Brain and Education
Speakers: Nina Kraus
Run Time: 37 minutesNina Kraus is Professor of Neurobiology & Physiology, Otolaryngology, and the Hugh Knowles Chair in Audiology at Northwestern University. She...
Music, Brain and Education Panel
Nina Kraus, Nadine Gaab, Mariale Hardiman and Roger Bingham
March 24, 2011
Program: Newark Workshop on Music, Brain and Education
Speakers: Nina Kraus, Nadine Gaab, Mariale Hardiman, Roger Bingham
Run Time: 37 minutesNina Kraus is Professor of Neurobiology & Physiology, Otolaryngology, and the Hugh Knowles Chair in Audiology at Northwestern University. She...
TALKING SCIENCE ON TSN: A PODCAST
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