Welcome to the AMPS Forum! Here you’ll find interesting news and events relating to music and psychology. The AMPS Forum is a fresh take on the long standing AMPS Newsletter (find past editions of the newsletter here). You can send news and events to us at amps.org.au@gmail.com.
ESCOM Webinar on Academic Careers
Our friends at ESCOM are offering this fantastic webinar on academic careers featuring some wonderful speakers - and students can register for free! Click on the image below to learn more and register.
AMPlify2023 Sneak Peak!
Our AMPlify series aims to provide engaging professional development seminars for our early career researchers. At this year's AMPS conference, we held a co-design session with interested members to plan for our 2023 series. Thank you to all who participated for your...
Two 3-year post-doc positions Amiens/Dijon, France: neurodevelopment and rhythm processing
Two 3-year post-doc positions are available within the research project PreMusic, funded by the French National Research Agency ANR. This project aims is to evaluate the impact of early musical interventions in the NICU on preterm infants’ development, starting...
Opportunities at RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time, and Motion
Announcing five new positions at RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time, and Motion at the University of Oslo. Click through for more details. Doctoral Research Fellowship in Dance Rhythm Doctoral Research Fellowship in Musical Rhythm and...
Inclusion and sustainability at ICMPC17
Richard Parncutt has started a petition concerning the 17th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition (ICMPC17, Tokyo, August 24-28, 2023). Details can be found at: https://www.change.org/p/inclusion-and-sustainability-at-icmpc17.
Sing like nobody’s comparing!
Research by AMPS members Amanda Krause, Melissa Forbes and Xanthe Lowe-Brown was recently showcased on Brisbane's 4ZZZ Radio when Amanda was interviewed by investigate reporter Anita Diamond. Amanda discusses the results of a study conducted by the team as reported in...