Emery Schubert

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A new study explains the kind of tunes we can’t seem to shake off.

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If you have trouble turning off at night, could switching on a little bit of music help you get some quality shut-eye? 

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The way we feel about music is shaped not only by the music itself but by our mindset, a new study shows.

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UNSW is one of five virtual hubs around the world bringing together graduate students and scholars to discuss research in music and psychology for the Global Arts and Psychology Seminar. 

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The days of ringing a taxi company only to speak to a machine which fails to recognise what you are saying are numbered, according to a UNSW researcher.

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Music that expresses more emotion than that felt by listeners is likely to be unpopular or "daggy", according to new empirical research from UNSW.