Talks
Presentations have been uploaded to a playlist on YouTube:
To ensure longterm preservation, videos have also been uploaded more permanently to OSF: OSF | Presentations
You can also find the videos of the talks in the menu to the left on this page.
Presentations & Sessions
The workshop was hybrid (in-person and remote attendance) and occurred in two parallel streams: one predominantly in-person, another remote. The presentations were medium-length talks (12-min presentation followed by 5-min questions). The sessions were 50-minutes and in varied styles, ranging from theoretically oriented discussions to hands-on tutorials focused on methods and demonstrations. The program is below.
Recorded presentations from remote presenters were sent to the organizer email in a format where they could be downloaded (e.g., WeTransfer, google drive, onedrive) by August 14th.
Remote presentations were streamed by the RITMO hosts in a Zoom meeting and presenters will had a 5-min question and answer period live over Zoom. Remote attendees could also watch the in-person stream on the YouTube livestream (see videos above). All registered participants received links to the Zoom meetings that hosted the remote presentations during the week of the workshop. These remote presentations were also attendable on-site in the RITMO meeting room. Remote attendees socialized in Zoom breakout rooms during the breaks. There were 5 breakout rooms: general socializing, one for each presentation for attendees who want to continue discussing a particular talk, and one for testing technology for the next presentations. Participants were encouraged to update their names with their pronouns, use one of the Zoom video backgrounds, and enhance their audio quality with a nice microphone or a headset with a microphone.
With the consent of presenters, all presentations are available for viewing publicly on the RITMO YouTube page in a playlist devoted to this workshop.
In-person presenters presented from a USB flash drive on our podium's desktop computer or their own personal laptops via an HDMI cable (we have adapters for USB-C, Mac, etc.). Presentations, audio, and video were tested 15 minutes before scheduled timeslots. For example, even if you are the third presenter 13:00-14:00, presenters still came to the stage to find a RITMO representative at 12:45.
Program
Thursday August 17th
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| Location | Forsamlingssalen / YouTube | RITMO Meeting Room v217 / Zoom |
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8:30-9:00 |
Registration and coffee at RITMO |
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9:00-10:00 |
Modeling Rhythm Perception and Temporal Adaptation by Ece Kaya & Molly J. Henry Sonic Explorations for 3D Swarmalators by Pedro Lucas & Kyrre Glette A Control Systems Perspective on Entrainment Remote Presentation by Roger K. Moore |
Simultaneous Tracking of Two Isochronous Beat Patterns by Dr. Patti Nijhuis & Dr. Maria Witek Exploring Rhythmic/Musical Entrainment in People with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) by Runa Ya Music-Based Training for Children With Dyslexia: Preliminary Results of a Randomized Control Trial by Maria Ioanna Zavogianni, Maja Keli? & Ferenc Honbolygó |
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10:00-10:15 |
BREAK |
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10:15-11:15 |
Auditory Steady-State Responses With Stereoelectroencephalography: Distribution and Relation to Seizure Onset Zone by Vinícius Rezende Carvalho, Márcio Flávio Dutra Moraes, Sydney S. Cash, & Eduardo Mazoni Andrade Mar?al Mendes Periodic vs Aperiodic Temporal Predictions – Shared or Separate Underlying Mechanisms? by Sandra Solli, Sabine Leske, Anne Danielsen, Anne-Kristin Solbakk & Tor Endestad Predicting the Beat Bin – Beta Oscillations Support Top-Down Prediction of The Temporal Precision of a Beat by Sabine Leske, Tor Endestad, Vegard Volehaugen, Maja Foldal, Alejandro Blenkmann, Anne-Kristin Solbakk & Anne Danielsen |
Movement Entrainment in a Live Concert – Investigating Relationships Between Movement Entrainment, Social Experience and Prosocial Behaviour in Three Different Concert Scenarios by Maren Hochgesand & Hauke Egermann Synthetic vs. Live Music: Examining the Impact on Social Bonding in Modern Music Production by Neta B. Maimon, Roni Granot, Jan Alexander Stupacher & Jonna Vuoskoski Interpersonal Entrainment: The Morphogenic Role of Emotions by Andrii Smykovskyi, Janaqi Stefan, Bieńkiewicz Marta & Bardy Beno?t |
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11:15-11:30 |
BREAK |
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11:30-12:30 |
Bodies in Concert by Laura Bishop and Finn Upham Moving in Time: The Effects of Interpersonal Entrainment on Ingroup-Outgroup Bonding and Social Identity by Ellen Herschel, Jonas Kaplan & Assal Habibi Music, Entrainment, and Social Interaction by Lawrence M. Zbikowski |
Effects of Sensorimotor Synchronization on Temporal Discrimination in Different Pitch Contexts by Lola-Marie Ferly & Emily Graber Unravelling the Relationship Between Empathy, Synchrony and Social Bonding in Children’s Dyadic Musical Interactions by Persefoni Tzanaki Spontaneous Intrapersonal Synchrony and the Effect of Cognitive Load by Ramkumar Jagadeesan & Jessica Grahn |
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12:30-13:30 |
Lunch |
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13:30-14:20
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Special session: BioPoint: Unlocking Comprehensive Physiological Data Analysis through Multisensor Wearable Technology by Ulysse C?té-Allard |
Special session: MoCap Lab (not livestreamed) Spontaneously Entraining Hexapod Robot by Marguerite Miallier, Timothé Rivier, Lars Kristian B?rdevik, Frank Veenstra, Alex Szorkovszky & Kyrre Glette Live Streams From Evolutionary Search for Sounds by Bj?rn ?ór Jónsson, ?a?r? Erdem, Kyrre Glette & Stefano Fasciani |
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14:20-14:30 |
BREAK |
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14:30-15:20 |
Special session: Entrainment Research and Autism Spectrum Disorder by Alicia Lucendo Noriega & Emily Carlson |
Special session: Auditorium 1 / Zoom Breathing Together in Music, a RESPY Workshop by Finn Upham. Install with pip install respy |
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15:20-15:30 |
BREAK |
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15:30-16:30 |
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16:30-16:45 |
BREAK |
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16:45-17:45 |
Forsamlingssalen / YouTube Comparing Neural and Behavioural Entrainment to Musical Rhythms Across Cultures Remote Presentation by Daniel J. Cameron & Jessica A. Grahn Analytical Models of Synchrony and Entrainment in Larger Groups Remote Presentation by Caroline Palmer and Alexander Demos Headbanging to the Beat: How the Synchrony and Identity-Relevance of Gestures Affect Musical Identity Perception Remote Presentation by Alexander Demos & Zachary Melton |
RITMO Meeting Room v217 / Zoom A Time-Point Approach to Discussing Entrainment by Marcos Moraes & Rodrigo Batalha Hierarchical Motor Organization in Violin Performance: An Initial Study by John Paul Ito A Rhythmic Serious Game to Improve Sensorimotor and Executive Functioning in Children With Autism: Feasibility Assessment by Kevin Jamey, Hugo Laflamme, Nicholas E. V. Foster, Krista Hyde & Simone Dalla Bella |
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17:45-18:45 |
Finger Foods and Beverages |
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19:00 |
Optional: Commute to free shows at Oslo Jazzfest at local bars Bl? (19:30) and Herr Nilsen (20:30) |
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Friday August 18th
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8:30-9:00 |
Registration and coffee at RITMO |
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9:00-9:50 |
Special session: Implementing Virtual Partners for Sensorimotor Synchronization Research by Bavo Van Kerrebroeck, Marcelo Wanderley, Caroline Palmer & Pieter-Jan Maes |
Special session: Auditorium 1 / Zoom Mocap Toolbox Workshop Part 1: Introduction and Basic Features by Marc R. Thompson, Martin Hartmann & Petri Toiviainen |
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9:50-10:00 |
BREAK |
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10:00-10:50 |
Special session: Entrainment, Free Will, and Musicking: An Enactivist Perspective by Nanette Nielsen, Remy Martin, Emil Bernhardt & Martin Pleiss |
Special session: Auditorium 1 / Zoom Mocap Toolbox Workshop Part 2: Latest Release Features and Advanced Features by Martin Hartmann, Marc R. Thompson & Petri Toiviainen |
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10:50-11:00 |
BREAK |
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11:00-12:00 |
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12:00-13:00 |
Lunch |
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13:00-14:00 |
Panel Discussion, Forsamlingssalen / YouTube Panelists: Caroline Palmer, Martin Clayton, Molly Henry, Peter Keller, Petri Toiviainen Host: Dana Swarbrick |
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14:00-14:15 |
BREAK |
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14:15-15:15 |
Forsamlingssalen / YouTube Effects of Imitative Interaction on Interpersonal Behavioral and Neural Synchronization by Kohei Miyata, Takahiko Koike, Shohei Tsuchimoto, Kanae, Ogasawara, Norihiro Sadato & Kazutoshi Kudo Quantifying Neural Entrainment While Walking to the Beat by Clara Ziane, Simone Dalla Bella & Fabien Dal Maso An Empirically Validated Set of Metrically Ambiguous Rhythms by Matt Moore, Daniel J. Cameron & Molly Henry |
RITMO Meeting Room v217 / Zoom Effects of Metrical Priming on Rhythm Processing Responses by Mohammadreza Edalati, Vincent Gabriel, Fabrice Wallois & Sahar Moghimi *This presentation is not posted publicly. From Boring to Booming: How Movie Soundtracks (and Silence) Affect our Perception of Time by Allessandro Ansani Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation and Perception of Time by Mehrdad Bahadori, Neha Bhutani & Simone Dalla Bela |
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15:15-15:30 |
BREAK |
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15:30-16:30 |
Musical Emotions Expressed in Live Performances Dynamically Influence Limbic Brain Activity in Realtime by Sascha Frühholz Perceiving and Producing Rhythm With and Without Pulse by Roger Dean, John Taylor, Andrew Milne & David Bulger Oscillatory Attention in Groove Remote Presentation by Connor Spiech, Anne Danielsen, Bruno Laeng, & Tor Endestad |
The Ramp Paradigm: A New Protocol for Uncovering Individual Differences in Walking to an Auditory Beat by Agnès Zagala, Nicholas E.V. Foster, Floris van Vugt, Fabien Dal Maso & Simone Dalla Bella The Effect of Musical Tempo and Individual Differences on Pain Perception by Wenbo Yi, Caroline Palmer & Mathieu Roy Relation Between Wanting to Move and Pleasure in a Music Listening Task: Considering Motor Activity by Marie-Andrée Richard, Will Azzi, Juliette Fortier, Nicholas Foster, Nathalie Gosselin & Simone Dalla Bella *This presentation is not posted publicly. |
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16:30-16:35 |
Closing Remarks Forsamlingssalen / YouTube |
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Abstract Book
Registration
Registration is closed.
Description
Entrainment is a term used to describe the adjustment and alignment of periodic signals in domains including sensorimotor and interpersonal coordination, oscillatory neural activity, and robotic interactions. This workshop aims to bring together an interdisciplinary group of researchers, all engaged in the pursuit of a better understanding of various processes and outcomes of entrainment. The workshop will feature keynote lectures by Prof. Martin Clayton (Durham University) and Prof. Molly Henry (Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics / Toronto Metropolitan University).
Location
Oslo is a wonderful city to visit in August, with many rhythmic events, including music festivals (such as Oslo's jazz festival), circadian rhythm disruptions due to the very long, sunny days, tidal ebb and flow in the fjord, and gentle breezes that rock the surrounding forest's trees. RITMO is a Norwegian Centre of Excellence at the University of Oslo bringing together researchers in musicology, psychology, and informatics. Researchers here are devoted to the interdisciplinary study of rhythm, time, and motion.
Find the rooms with Mazemap:
Find the RITMO meeting room v217
Find Forsamlingssalen (The Assembly Hall)
Travel & Accommodations
Please consider choosing sustainable options when travelling to Oslo. Travel to Oslo by plane to Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL), or take a train to Oslo Central Station.
Accommodations in Oslo can be booked through various websites including hotel websites and Airbnb. Hotels located along the t-bane (metro) line will probably be most convenient. You can check how to travel from your hotel to RITMO with Google Maps.
How to travel to the University of Oslo
Contact
Contact the workshop organizers at entrainment@ritmo.uio.no.