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ColumbiaOto's profile picture. The official Twitter account for the Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Columbia Otolaryngology
 @ColumbiaOto
Jul 11, 2019

Amazing. Hearing music— what makes us human. #MusicAndLanguage #sharedneuralprocesses

ColumbiaPS's profile picture. News and updates from the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, the medical school of Columbia University.
Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons
 @ColumbiaPS
Jun 11, 2019

A musical #brain may help us understand language and appreciate Tchaikovsky. Sam Norman-Haignere, a postdoc research scientist at Columbia's @ZuckermanBrain, explains more. n.pr/31jbaEK #neuroscience

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ColumbiaOto's profile picture. The official Twitter account for the Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Columbia Otolaryngology
 @ColumbiaOto
Jul 23, 2019

As otolaryngologists, we are in the business of communication. Music, language, and speech are all intertwined. It’s not surprising that music facilitates language at speech— thank you Dr. Kraus for your amazing work in auditory neuroscience! #SharedNeuralProcesses

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Nat'l Endow f/t Arts
 @NEAarts
Jul 20, 2019

"I realized that music is probably one of the best models we have for auditory learning." Dr. Nina Kraus talks about how music can be used to help strengthen language and speech. LIsten to our podcast interview: go.usa.gov/xyd33

NEAarts's tweet image. "I realized that music is probably one of the best models we have for auditory learning." Dr. Nina Kraus talks about how music can be used to help strengthen language and speech. LIsten to our podcast interview: go.usa.gov/xyd33
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ColumbiaOto's profile picture. The official Twitter account for the Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Columbia Otolaryngology
 @ColumbiaOto
Jul 23, 2019

As otolaryngologists, we are in the business of communication. Music, language, and speech are all intertwined. It’s not surprising that music facilitates language at speech— thank you Dr. Kraus for your amazing work in auditory neuroscience! #SharedNeuralProcesses

NEAarts's profile picture. The NEA is an independent federal government agency that supports artistic excellence, creativity & innovation for the benefit of individuals & communities.
Nat'l Endow f/t Arts
 @NEAarts
Jul 20, 2019

"I realized that music is probably one of the best models we have for auditory learning." Dr. Nina Kraus talks about how music can be used to help strengthen language and speech. LIsten to our podcast interview: go.usa.gov/xyd33

NEAarts's tweet image. "I realized that music is probably one of the best models we have for auditory learning." Dr. Nina Kraus talks about how music can be used to help strengthen language and speech. LIsten to our podcast interview: go.usa.gov/xyd33
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ColumbiaOto's profile picture. The official Twitter account for the Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Columbia Otolaryngology
 @ColumbiaOto
Jul 11, 2019

Amazing. Hearing music— what makes us human. #MusicAndLanguage #sharedneuralprocesses

ColumbiaPS's profile picture. News and updates from the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, the medical school of Columbia University.
Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons
 @ColumbiaPS
Jun 11, 2019

A musical #brain may help us understand language and appreciate Tchaikovsky. Sam Norman-Haignere, a postdoc research scientist at Columbia's @ZuckermanBrain, explains more. n.pr/31jbaEK #neuroscience

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