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Read more about Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00 and her research: bit.ly/40TzcHD
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Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00, a concert pianist and professor of engineering at King’s College London, has been developing novel methods for studying music and its physiological impacts. Her work includes musical compositions based on unusual heart rhythms and systems for measuring and analyzing how classical music impacts the heart.
CODE: PWYWURFHKKK2VHEJ
Read more about Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00 and her research: bit.ly/40TzcHD
View the video without audio description: youtu.be/30nDepoux48
Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00, a concert pianist and professor of engineering at King’s College London, has been developing novel methods for studying music and its physiological impacts. Her work includes musical compositions based on unusual heart rhythms and systems for measuring and analyzing how classical music impacts the heart.
CODE: PWYWURFHKKK2VHEJ
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Read more about Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00 and her research: https://bit.ly/40TzcHD
View the video without audio description: https://youtu.be/30nDepoux48
Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00, a concert pianist and professor of engineering at King’s College London, has been developing novel methods for studying music and its physiological impacts. Her work includes musical compositions based on unusual heart rhythms and systems for measuring and analyzing how classical music impacts the heart.
CODE: PWYWURFHKKK2VHEJ")
