aim | Art in Motion 2021 - SloMo presentations and poster award

17 June 2021, by Frithjof Faasch

Photo: art in motion / University of Music and Performing Arts Munich

Three team members presented SloMo research at the 'Art in Motion' conference, June 4 & 5, 2021. Birgitta Burger gave a lecture together with Timo Fischinger on dance behaviour titled 'Where's the Downbeat? Beat Embodiment to Reggae and Techno'. Clemens Wöllner gave a lecture called 'Synchronizing With Music Changes Our Sense of Time'. Emma Allingham presented a well received poster titled 'Effects of attentional focus on motor skill performance in violin bowing', for which she was awarded a best poster award. Congratulations!

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