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al, Boston, Massachusetts (invited) 2009, Richard J. Lederman Keynote Lecture, Performing Arts Medicine Association, Snowmass, CO (invited) 2009, Lincoln Center, Music and the Brain Symposium, New York, NY (invited) 2010, Stanford University Institute for Creativity & the Arts, Music & the Brain Forum, Palo
ion for Hearing Research 1997.1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation, Harvard University 1997.2002, Cognitive Neuroscience Program Award, McDonnell-Pew Foundation 1998.2002, FIRST Award, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institutes of Health 3 EFTA00612240 Mark Jud
he science museum exhibit, Wild Music!, which is touring the United States through at least 2009. and through public lectures (e.g., Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center), materials posted on The Institute for Music & Brain Science website, and interviews published by print, radio, television, and Internet journalist
ion for Hearing Research 1997-1998. Provost's Award for Educational Innovation. Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neuroscience Program Award, McDonnell-Pew Foundation 1998-2002. FIRST Award. National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institutes of Health 2000-2001, Gordon and Llur
al, Boston. Massachusetts (invited) 2009. Richard J. Lederman Keynote Lecture, Performing Arts Medicine Association, Snowmass, CO (invited) 2009. Lincoln Center. Music and the Brain Symposium. New York, NY (invited) 2010, Stanford University Institute for Creativity & the Arts, Music & the Brain Forum, Palo
ion for Hearing Research 1997-1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation. Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neuroscience Program Award, McDonnell-Pew Foundation 1998-2002, FIRST Award. National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institutes of Health 3 EFTA_R1_02096247 EFTA0
nvited) 2009, Richard J. Lederman Keynote Lecture, Performing Arts Medicine Association, Snowmass, CO (invited) 2009, Music & the Brain Symposium, Lincoln Center, New York, NY (invited) 2010, Music & the Brain Forum, Stanford University Institute for Creativity & the Arts, Palo Alto, CA (invited) 2011, New
ion for Hearing Research 1997-1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation, Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neuroscience Program Award, McDonnell-Pew Foundation 1998.2002, FIRST Award, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institutes of Health 2000, Harvard Medical Scho
nvited) 2009, Richard J. Lederman Keynote Lecture, Performing Arts Medicine Association, Snowmass, CO (invited) 2009, Music & the Brain Symposium, Lincoln Center, New York, NY (invited) 2010, Music & the Brain Forum, Stanford University Institute for Creativity & the Arts, Palo Alto, CA (invited) 2011, New
ion for Hearing Research 1997-1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation, Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neuroscience Program Award, McDonnell-Pew Foundation 1998.2002, FIRST Award, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institutes of Health 2000, Harvard Medical Scho
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