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Music and Brain Lab

Recent News

Hyunjae Kim Took First Place at the Korean Society for Computational Neuroscience Winter School

Hyunjae’s team took first place at the Korean Society for Computational Neuroscience Winter School. Congratulations!

Hyunjae Kim's Paper Accepted at ICASSP 2026

Hyunjae Kim's paper was accepted at IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP), 2026. Congratulations!

Taein Song Received Honorable Mention at the “AI x Humanity” Competition

Her essay was titled “When Music Adapts to Us: Restoring Auditory Diversity and Inclusivity Through Personalization Technology."

Attended the 3rd Yamaha-KAIST Joint Workshop

We attended the 3rd Yamaha–KAIST Joint Workshop held in Yokohama, Japan. Thank you for inviting us!

MuBL Attended 2025 KSMPC

MuBL members attended the 2025 KSMPC conference held in Yeosu. Three members received the Outstanding Presentation Award.
Congratulations!

Music through Interdisciplinary Studies

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Musical Experience

#Preference #Flow #Groove #Emotion

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New Technologies & Music

#Human-Computer Interaction #Virtual Reality

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Emergence of Musicality

#Cross-Cultural Study #AI Modeling

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Music for Everyone

#Music Education #Cochlear Implant Users

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Music and Brain Lab

The place that investigates music and human, we are the Music and Brain Lab. We explore various aspects of humans who have evolved to enjoy music through interdisciplinary studies in musicology, brain science, and cognitive science. Through behavioral and electrophysiological monitoring methods, we study how musical components such as harmony and rhythm are processed from our ears to our brain, and how musical culture and experience might promote neuroplasticity from infant to senior years. What differentiates world renown musicians and tone-deaf, and what is the mechanism of sensation behind feeling pleasure when listening to music? Through scientific discoveries behind human’s musicality and musical pleasure, we aim to develop futuristic musical technologies to cultivate happiness and creativity for the next generation.

Join Us !

RECRUITMENT

We are looking for Ph.D., M.S. students, and undergraduate interns.

Students who wish to pursue graduate studies (Master’s or Ph.D.) in our lab must contact the lab via email well in advance (minimum 6 months to 1 year before applying).

 please email us at musickaist@gmail.com

+82-42-350-4672

Bldg. N4, 291 Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, Republic of Korea (34141)

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