On this page you will find information about upcoming events, conferences, and activities associated with music psychology.
ICMPC-ESCOM 2027 Call for Papers
We are excited to announce the joint 19th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition (ICMPC) and 13th triennial European Society for the Cognitive Sciences of Music (ESCOM) Conference held in Helsinki, Finland and Online. Hosted by the Centre of...
Squawkestra Celebrates 20 Years of Fearless Community Music-Making withAnniversary Concert and CD Launch at Melbourne Town Hall
One of Melbourne’s most vibrant and inclusive community orchestras, Squawkestra, will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a spectacular concert and CD launch at Melbourne Town Hall at 2.30pm on Sunday June 14, 2026. This landmark event will showcase the bold, joyful...
Call for papers for EMR special issue commemorating David Huron EXTENDED
Please see below message from Empirical Musicology Review on the extended deadline for the special issue commemorating David Huron. Dear colleagues, We would like to announce that the submission deadline for the special issue of Empirical Musicology Review...
AMPS Welcome to 2026 Event
In 2026, we are continuing to bring our members together through a range of social and networking activities. Our first event for this year will be the ‘AMPS welcome to 2026’ online social gathering on February 25 at 4PM AEST This will be a free,...
AMPlify 2026 May Seminar: Tuning into Wellbeing: Refining Measurement in Music and Wellbeing Research
When: Wednesday 6 May, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite Tuning into Wellbeing: Refining Measurement in Music and Wellbeing Research This seminar will explore how wellbeing is defined and measured in music psychology research. We’ll examine some...
AMPlify 2026 November Seminar: From Academia to Industry: Building a Music Psychology Business
When: Thursday 5 November, 8-9am AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite Curious about careers beyond academia? In this seminar, Dr Michelle Ulor shares how she translated her research expertise into a thriving music psychology business, Kinos Studio,...
AMPlify 2026 September Seminar: Preparing for Academic Careers: CVs, Applications, and Interviews
When: Wednesday 2 September, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite Navigating postdoc and academic job applications can be challenging, particularly in the early stages of an academic career. This AMPlify seminar brings together experienced...
AMPlify 2026 December Seminar: From concept to cover – Inside the book publishing journey
When: Wednesday 2 December, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite This panel brings together speakers who have published books in music psychology to share their perspectives on the journey from idea to publication. Panelists will discuss key stages...
AMPlify 2026 March Seminar: So… Can I Use AI for That? Ethical and Practical AI Use in Music Psychology Research
When: Wednesday 11 March, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite AI tools are becoming part of our everyday research practices. But for you, as graduate and early career researchers in music psychology, these tools can also raise tricky questions....
Announcing the 2026 AMPlify Series
We are excited to announce the 2026 AMPlify ECR professional development series featuring a dynamic line-up of inspiring speakers! Across the year, AMPlify 2026 will explore timely, career-shaping topics including ethical and practical AI use in research, music and...
CAWRI Conference 2026 Creating Wellbeing: Youth, Arts, and Mental Health
Hosted by: Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, The University of MelbourneDate: 10 April 2026Chaired by: Jane Davidson with Creativity and Wellbeing Research Initiative Committee (Emma Redding, Sarah Woodland, Gillian Howell, Derrick Brown-Appenzeller,...
Symposium: Methodological Challenges and Perspectives in Multimodal Music Performance Research
PhD students are invited to present their work in the first two-day symposium on “Methodological Challenges and Perspectives in Multimodal Music Performance Research", which will be held at the University of Luxembourg on January 26-27th 2026. This symposium is...
AMPS Writing Group October-December 2025
We've scheduled our final AMPS Writing Group sessions of the year! AMPS Writing Group runs fortnightly on Tuesdays and Thursdays (October-December), where AMPS members can gather for dedicated writing time. In these sessions, our members can gather together for some...
Rediscovering Music Sydney
Canberra Symphony Orchestra presents Rediscovering Music in Sydney supporting people with hearing loss to connect meaningfully with music, gain understanding and build community. Created for deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) adults, those with hearing aids or cochlear...
Australian Music Therapy Association Conference 2025
The Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA) warmly invites you to AMTA2025: Orchestrating Impact and Innovation, our national conference and professional development seminar, 17 to 19 October in Melbourne To celebrate AMTA's 50th anniversary, on...
Next Mentor Mentee Session – August 7
Please join us for our next AMPS Mentor Mentee session, where all members of the AMPS community are welcome to meet and share their goals, progress, questions, or anything with other AMPS members. Whether you're a student looking for guidance, a mentor ready to share...
Call for Papers: Empirical Musicology Review Special Issue
David Huron (1954-2025) was a pivotal figure in the development of the field of empirical musicology, with pathbreaking work in empirical methodologies, music and emotion research with a special focus on musical sadness, music as ethological signal, the influence of...
AMPlify 2025 Exclusive: Spotify’s former Data Alchemist, Glenn McDonald
When: Wednesday 13 August, 9-10am AEST Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite AMPS is incredibly fortunate to have the rare opportunity to chat exclusively with Spotify’s former long-time data guru, Glenn McDonald. As one of the most imaginative...
Petition about the format of ICMPC/ESCOM in 2027
Richard Parncutt is asking AMPS members to consider signing a petition about the format of the ICMPC/ESCOM conference in 2027. If the conference was multi-hub, there could be an Australian hub with the same status as all other hubs (e.g., North America, South America,...
Expressions of Interest for a New AMPS Committee Position
Nominations for a new, proposed committee chair position -- to support the organisation's community engagement efforts -- are warmly welcomed before 11 July 2025.This chair's tentative name is the 'community engagement chair' and the addition of...
Empirical Musicology Review Special Issue
David Huron (1954-2025) was a pivotal figure in the development of the field of empirical musicology, with pathbreaking work in empirical methodologies, music and emotion research, music as ethological signal, the influence of perceptual constraints on musical...
In Memoriam: David Huron
Earlier this week, the Society for Music Perception and Cognition shared the news of the passing of David Huron. Please see the below obituary shared from SMPC on David Huron's life, career, and incredible impact on our field: David Brian Huron (né...
AMPS Writing Group June-September 2025
We're excited to be opening up even more writing group times between June and September this year! You can now join our AMPS Writing Group on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays - the choice is yours. Our writing groups are open to anyone, we gather together for some dedicated...
SEMPRE Conference – April 2025
The annual spring conference of SEMPRE, the Society for Education, Music and Psychology Research, is taking place at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester on Wednesday 9 and Thursday 10 April 2025. The theme of the conference, chaired by Professor Jane...
AMPlify 2025 May Seminar: Fireside Chat with Matthew O’Leary
When: Wednesday 7 May, 4-5pm AEST Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite The evolution of technology and (and more recently) Artificial Intelligence on music consumption and how streaming has changed our listening habits and expectations. Matthew O’Leary is a...
AMPS Mentor-Mentee Gathering!
Kick off the semester with our AMPS 2025 Mentor-Mentee Gathering, where new and old connections will set the tone for a great year ahead. Whether you're an undergraduate student looking for guidance or a mentor ready to share your wisdom, this event is all about...
AMPS Writing Group Semester 1 2025!
Thanks to everyone who completed the writing group survey, we've settled on a recurring time for our writing sessions for the first part of the year!Based on feedback from the survey, we are planning to run our writing groups as a 2 hour online session, using the...
AMPlify 2025 December Seminar: Professor Nikki Rickard
When: Wednesday 3 December, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite Nikki Rickard is a registered psychologist and Research Director in the Centre for Wellbeing Science in the Faculty of Education at the University of Melbourne. Her research explores...
AMPlify 2025 September Seminar: Composing Careers with A/Professor Julie Ballantyne
When: Wednesday 3 September, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite Composing Careers: Developing strategies to rethink career burnout It is tough being in the helping industries at the moment. Those in the professions are at real risk of burning out,...
AMPlify 2025 July Seminar: Music science in Europe with A/Professor Laura Ferreri
When: Wednesday 2 July, 4-5pm AEST Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite In this presentation, A/Professor Laura Ferreri will introduce research in music science across Europe, exploring key groups and initiatives, before focusing on the Italian experience to...
AMPlify 2025 March Seminar: Where to next – the future of the field of music psychology with Professor Gary McPherson
When: Wednesday 5 March, 4-5pm AEDT Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite This presentation will allow participants to ask questions about and discuss three main themes related to the doctoral journey in music psychology. The session will be focused on 1)...
#AMPlify Series 2025
Get excited for our 2025 AMPlify ECR professional development series! We have confirmed a star-studded line-up of inspiring researchers. We’ll be AMPlifying our professional development from both academic perspectives and industry perspectives. We’ll start with...
ICMPC18 – São Paulo
The website for ICMPC18 is now live! https://www.icmpc2025.abcogmus.com/ The 18th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition will be held in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, in a hybrid format, from 21 to 25 July 2025. The 18th International Conference...
Singing, Music, Art and Personality Survey
Researchers from the University of Barcelona and the Aarhus University, aim to validate the "Aarhus Natural Singing Engagement Questionnaire (ANSEQ)", a tool to measure the level of passion for natural singing in the general population. In addition, they intend to...
2025 Asia-Pacific Symposium for Music Education Research
The 2025 Asia-Pacific Symposium for Music Education Research (APSMER) will be held at Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia from 9-11 July. The symposium theme is “Being and becoming musical in a posthuman era", and explores how our relationship with music...
AMPS Meet the Members November!
We are hosting our third online social event of the year - Meet the Members #3! This continues our series of events that provide an opportunity for AMPS members new and old to get together. This session will take place online on November 20 at 4pm AEDT. Register here:...
Upcoming Social Impact of Music Making (SIMM) Events
The SIMM (Social Impact of Music Making) Network has several upcoming conferences and seminars over the coming year, please see below for full details: 05-07 November 2024: SIMM organises its 9th international SIMM-posium at - and in close collaboration with -...
Western Sydney University – Music and Speech Science Day
Western Sydney University is hosting an exciting event on October 28, Music and Speech Science Day! Join for a day of talks and discussions on music and language cognition including genetics of musicality, music and hearing health, and neural representations of...
Launching our AMPS Writing Group!
We're excited to launch our AMPS Writing group! In these sessions, our members can gather together for some dedicated writing time. We will run these sessions fortnightly until the end of the year, you are welcome to sign up even if you can only attend one or two...
The Empirical Musicology Lab 20th Anniversary Celebration
The Empirical Musicology Lab 20th Anniversary Celebration will take place this Wednesday (October 2) from 2 to 4pm at UNSW. It will take place, at Robert Webster Building 327, UNSW Kensington, Sydney (K-G14-327). The event marks two decades of pioneering research...
ISMIR 2024 Registration Open
Registration is open for the 25th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR 2024), which will take place in a hybrid format from November 10-14 in San Francisco, California and online: https://ismir2024.ismir.net/registration Please see...
CALL FOR PAPERS: 6th International Music and Performing Arts Conference (IMPAC 2024)
CALL FOR PAPERS: 6th International Music and Performing Arts Conference (IMPAC2024) Theme: The Future of Performing Arts: Adapting to Changing Landscapes Dates: 3-4 December 2024 Mode: Online Website: impac.upsi.edu.my The 6th International Music and...
Call for Applications: Associate Editor Positions for Music Perception
Music Perception: an interdisciplinary journal is seeking applicants to fill several Associate Editor vacancies. Music Perception (MP) publishes theory-driven basic and applied science, empirical reports, theoretical papers, and reviews. The journal’s scope concerns...
Calling community music leaders for new survey!
Please see below for a new survey that explores the experiences of music leaders working with community music groups. The research focuses on how these musicians use their leadership skills to promote the social health of our communities. Full participant information...
AMPS 2024 and ESCOM 12 Conferences Recap
Xanthe Lowe-Brown, Anna Kho, and Kayla Morgan are all graduate researchers who attended the AMPS/ESCOM 12 conference in sunny-but-cold Melbourne from 3 July-6 July 2024. Each of us really enjoyed the time we spent in Melbourne, and as we all had different ways...
Announcing the AMPS 2024 Student and ECR Keynotes!
AMPS is delighted to announce our student keynote award winner, Ms Xanthe Lowe-Browne, and our ECR keynote award winner, Dr Dianna Vidas! The student and ECR Keynote presentations will take place at 12pm on Thursday July 4th, in person at the conference, and...
Announcing the AMPS 2024 MCR Keynote!
AMPS is delighted to announce that by popular vote, our own President Amanda Krause will present the Mid-Career Researcher Keynote at our conference. The MCR Keynote will take place at 12pm on Friday July 5th, in person at the conference, and livestreamed. It is FREE...
AMPS 2024 Conference – Mentoring Lunch
We are excited to host a mentoring luncheon on the final day of the AMPS 2024 Conference, the 6th of July, 13:00-14:00. This event provides a valuable opportunity for students and early career researchers to network and seek guidance from established researchers for...
AMPS Meet the Members – June
We are bringing the AMPS crew back together with our second online social activity of the year. This time we will be connecting using GatherTown, and catching up all things AMPS and life! Please join us on the 5th of June at 4pm! AMPS Meet the Members #2 Tickets, Wed,...
ESCOM 2024 Conference
The European Society for Cognitive Science of Music (ESCOM) invites the global community of the field to take part in its 12th Triennial Conference to be held in York (UK) on 3-6 July 2024, with satellite hubs in Melbourne (Australia) and La Plata (Argentina). The...
Request for piano scores of lullabies – Professor Juan Roederer
Can you help? Emeritus Professor Juan Roederer has sent the following request: Dear Colleagues, I am looking for the piano music score of popular, preferrably old, lullabies and childrens’ songs from your country. My interest is not in the words,...
SIMM – Social Impact of Music Making Calls for Applications
Following the 8th SIMM-posium of last November in Australia (Brisbane), the SIMM network is calling for applications for two events: 1. SIMM research-seminar #8 on participatory opera and music theatre (Guildhall School, London, 9-11.09.24): SIMM is from 9 to...
AMPlify 2024 October Seminar: Working in community with Dr Erica Rose Jeffrey
When: Wednesday October 2, 4 pm AEST Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite We are excited to host Dr Erica Rose Jeffrey, who will explore how she works with community organisations such as Dance for Parkinson's and how she uses her dance practice in...
Musicological Society of Australia 2024 conference
Dear AMPS colleagues, The MSA invites you to join us for the 47th National Conference of the Musicological Society of Australia, which will be held online 28–30 November 2024. We have resolved to hold alternate conferences online, in order to facilitate accessibility...
Upcoming Research Webinar – Singing for Acquired Brain Injury and Neurological Conditions
Time & Location 29 Feb 2024, 09:30 – 11:00 UTC Zoom (joining details 1 hour before) About the event This webinar is hosted by the Singing for Health Network (UK) and presents the work of researchers from three Australian universities, exploring multiple aspects of...
International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus24)
We are pleased to announce the call for contributions for the 17th International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus24)! SysMus is a series of international conferences organised annually by postgraduate students and early career researchers in the...
Research Webinar – Singing for Acquired Brain Injury and Neurological Conditions
This webinar presents the work of researchers from three Australian universities, exploring multiple aspects of singing for Acquired Brain Injuries and neurological conditions, including: The effects of the various injuries on the brain The role of singing in...
Invitation to ICMPC Business meeting
Dear Colleagues, We are delighted to invite you to the ICMPC business meeting that will take place 21 February 2024 at noon - 12.00 UTC (UK time). The meeting will take place via Zoom. Agenda for the meeting: 12.00-12.05 1) welcome to the new committee and thanks to...
The Neurosciences and Music VIII Conference
In mid-June 2024, Helsinki will host "The Neurosciences and Music VIII" Conference. It will be organized by the Mariani Foundation for Paediatric Neurology (Milan, Italy) in partnership with the Centre of Excellence in Music, Mind, Body and Brain (MMBB), University of...
SMPC 2024
The 2024 SMPC conference will be held July 25-28, 2024 at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. The conference website is now live, and will be continually updated with important information about SMPC 2024. Call for Submissions The program committee is pleased to...
AMPlify 2024 August Seminar: Navigating your early research career with Dr Lauren Istvandity
Wednesday 7 August at 4 pm AEST via Zoom Register here DECRA Fellow Dr Lauren Istvandity will discuss how to best navigate your early research career, covering topics such as publishing, funding, embracing interdisciplinary work/teams and work/life balance. Dr Lauren...
AMPS ‘Meet the Members’ Sessions
In 2024, AMPS will host “Meet the Members” sessions, where people can get together online to get to know each other and learn about the interests and expertise areas of other AMPS members. After a social catchup, an AMPS member or two speak to the group about a new...
AMPS Trivia in 2024
We are excited to announce that AMPS are hosting our first ever online trivia session in 2024! While we’re all eager to get together in-person at conferences and events, we still want to gather online! So join us for a social hour of catchups, laughs, and a gentle...
Announcing the 2024 AMPlify Your Research Series
We are pleased to announce that AMPlify Your Research will continue in 2024. The response to the 2023 series was fantastic, with wonderful sessions on everything from careers in music psychology to publishing your research and writing grants. Recordings from all...
AMPlify 2024 March session: Careers in music science with Peter Keller
When: Wednesday 27 March 2024 at 4pm AEST (5 pm AEDT) via Zoom Register here We continue our exploration of careers in music science with Professor Peter Keller from the Centre for Music in the Brain at Aarhus University in Denmark. About Peter Peter Keller holds...
Call for Proposals: Music, Time, and Space – University of Pittsburgh March 22-23, 2024
Conference Dates: March 22−23, 2024 Conference Format: Hybrid Department of Music, University of Pittsburgh, USA Deadline for Proposals: December 15, 2023 at 11:59 PM EDT The Music Graduate Student Organization (MGSO) at the University of Pittsburgh welcomes...
8th SIMM-posium in Brisbane, 20-22 November
Next month, the 8th SIMM-posium will be hosted by the Creative Arts Research Institute and the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, in a close collaboration with the international research platform SIMM (Social Impact of Music Making). Building on the highly...
Music Science Symposium at the University of Newcastle
Following the successful 2022 Music Science Symposium at Western Sydney University, the University of Newcastle is hosting a second symposium this year. It is a one-day symposium on Monday 13 November 9am-5pm at the University of Newcastle Conservatorium of Music. The...
AMPS history project
Can you help? AMPS is looking to boost their records and we're looking for your help. Do you have any records you could share? We're looking for photos from conferences, talks, and other AMPS gatherings references/slides/advertisements for AMPS public talks...
AMPlify2023 October seminar: Careers in music psychology
Wednesday 4 October 2023 4 pm AEST via Zoom Watch here Our presenters Margaret Osborne holds an interdisciplinary appointment with both the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Her desire to support the mental and...
AMPlify 2023 September Seminar: Networking for ECRs
When: Wednesday 6 September 2023 4 pm AEST Why do academics need to network? Why can't we just "do our own thing"? This seminar addresses why networking is key to success as an academic, and why you, as an ECR, should start building your networks now. This session...
AMPlify 2023 August Seminar: Grant writing and project managment
Wednesday 9 August 4 - 5 pm AEST via zoom Tips on grant writing and project management for ECRs One of the most valued research achievements in the university sector is your ability to bring in research funding. Persuading grant organisations to give their /...
SysMus23 Call for papers
The International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus23) is coming up in October and there is currently an active call for papers until the 1st of May. SysMus conferences provide a friendly atmosphere to meet other students and discuss your...
AMPlify 2023 June seminar: Applying for an ARC DECRA
4 pm AEST Wednesday 7 June 2023 via Zoom Watch the recording here. Join our panel of DECRA fellows to discuss to get the inside scoop on the process of applying for a DECRA award. Our presenters Steffen Herff graduated in Psychology at the Heinrich-Heine University...
AMPlify2023 April Seminar: Getting published in music psychology with Kate Stevens
When: Wednesday 5 April 4pm AEST via Zoom This our second session for 2023 designed to support HDRs and ECRs to navigate their careers in music psychology. Overview When is the right time to be thinking about publishing your work? How to select the most relevant...
AMPlify23 March seminar: All about post-docs
When: Wednesday 8 March 4 pm AEST via Zoom Watch here This will be the first of our sessions for 2023 designed to support HDRs and ECRs to navigate their careers in music psychology. This session will be a round table discussion about the experiences of applying for...
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 Series
Our AMPlify series aims to provide engaging professional development seminars for our early career researchers. At the 2022 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...
GAPS2 Conference
14-16 September 2023Hubs in: York, Graz, La Plata, and MelbourneMain conference website: https://sites.google.com/view/gaps2/home EOI: GAPS 2023 Student Committee Calling all undergraduate and postgraduate AMPS members! On the 14-16 September 2023, The Faculty of Fine...
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.
Co-Design at the 2022 AMPS Conference
The 2022 AMPS conference will begin with an informal co-design session where all AMPS members will have the opportunity to shape AMPS’ ECR development program for 2023. After a successful inaugural offering of “AMPlify Your Research 2022”, we are keen to co-design...
MARCS July Seminar recording out now!
The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr. Amanda Krause and Ms. Rachel McClymont. This seminar was recorded on June 9, 2022. Watch it here:...
MARCS August Seminar recording out now!
The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr. Anthony Chmiel. This seminar was recorded on August 9, 2022. Watch it here:...
MARCS July Seminar recording out now!
The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr. Sandra Garrido. This seminar was recorded on July 19, 2022. Watch it here:...
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career Series 2022: November Seminar
Registrations are now closed. See seminar resources below. When: Wednesday 9 November 2022 4 pm AEST via Zoom Dr Somoray will be talking about some general tips on conducting meta-analysis and how to combine meta-analysis with structural equation modelling. Our...
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career Series 2022: October Seminar
Registrations have closed. Link to recording under "Resources" below. When: Wednesday 5 October, 4 pm AEST Leaning on songwriting: Music research design with and for CALD communities Oftentimes doing research in a way that is not extractive is a huge challenge....
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career Series 2022: August Seminar
Registrations closed. When: Wednesday 3 August, 4 pm AEST Thanks for the feedback! Responding constructively to critique How do you respond to feedback, particularly when it is critical of your work? Our response to feedback is reflective of our attitude to learning,...
AMPS 2022 Conference Gatherings
The Australian Music & Psychology Society would like to support the community to gather around the date of the AMPS 2022 conference. Support will be provided in the form of financial contribution towards catering. Gatherings will be organised in the...
AMPS 2022 Conference keynote announced
AMPS2022 keynote will be delivered by Dr Margaret Osborne, Senior Lecturer In Psychology And Music, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences. Dr Osborne will speak on the topic of "New directions in music performance science". Visit the AMPS conference site for more...
ECRs: Build your cheer squad
Early career research can be lonely, especially for those with a foot more in the music field than psychology. ECRs in the arts don't tend to belong to labs and we aren't surrounded by teams of researchers. Often, we are flying solo. This can be particularly...
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career Series 2022 : June Seminar
Media engagement for ECRs with Gemma Perry Registrations are closed When: Wednesday 1 June 4 pm AEST Summary: This media skills session is designed to prepare early career researchers for sharing research with a wide audience. We will discuss communication skills for...
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career 2022 Series: May Seminar
Hot on the heels of our April seminar, comes our May AMPlify Your Research Career seminar, the third in our series for 2022. Considering Plan D: Data Science after Academia Registrations are closed When: Wednesday 4 May, 4 pm AEST Where: Via Zoom Summary: Dave Baker...
MARCS April Seminar recording out now!
The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr Alison Short. This seminar was recorded on April 12, 2022. Watch it here:...
45th National Conference of the Musicological Society of Australia 2022
The Musicological Society of Australia is now calling for papers for their 2022 Conference. See the conference website here for details. The 2022 MSA conference will be held online from December 1 - 3 and will take place concurrently with the 1st Symposium of the ICTM...
Announcing the AMPS 2022 Conference.
Conference Date: 28th September, 2022 We are excited to share the news of the 2022 AMPS conference! AMPS is pleased to invite papers at all stages, including: Works in progress (e.g., PhD students, post-confirmation, reporting on work underway)Completed projects...
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career 2022 Series: April Seminar
We are excited to announce our April AMPlify seminar, the second seminar in our AMPlify Your Research series. This seminar is presented by Dr Rebecca Gelding, Project Officer, Life Course Centre, University of Sydney. Follow Rebecca on Twitter: @RebeccaGelding...
Watch the February MARCS Seminar now!
The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Professor Roger Dean. This seminar was recorded on February 8, 2022. Watch it here:...
The Society for Music Perception and Cognition 2022 Conference
Save the date! The Society for Music Perception and Cognition has announced their 2022 conference. Anticipated location and dates: Portland, OR; August 4-7, 2022 Conference Chair: Zachary Wallmark Abstracts submission deadline: February 15 , 2022. Submit your...
AMPlify Your Research Series Kicks Off
We are excited to launch our AMPlify Your Research series with our first session by AMPS President, Dr Amanda Krause from James Cook University. Your (online) scholarly identity REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED Wednesday 9 February, 4 pm AEST See below for a video of the...
MARCS Afternoon Colloquium
**Stay Tuned! The AMPS Forum will update you on recent and upcoming presentations as the information becomes available!** The following video presentations are supplied by the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development, at Western Sydney University. The...