@CANLab1

Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Lab, UiO. Led by @SFruhholz. Tweets by lab members.

Joined August 2019
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Humans communicate #emotions in various vocal channels of older or newer evolutionary origin. Our new #study in the @APA journal “Emotion” shows the limited evolutionary connection between these emotion communication channels. psycnet.apa.org/record/2025-…

Evolutionary continuities and discontinuities in affective voice signaling.

Affective voice signaling has significant biological and social relevance across various species, and different affective signaling types have emerged through the evolution of voice communication....

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🚀Calling all future candidates!🌟We're excited to announce that applications for the VoCS project will be opening in February 2025! Learn more about VoCS #MSCA project here vocs.eu.com and get ready to join us!
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Top recognized science! In 2024, we made it even two times into the top ten list of research with national and international media impact at @UZH_en. Thanks to all the fantastic members of the (former) CAN Lab. news.uzh.ch/de/articles/news…

Wissenschaft, die bewegt

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Unsere 10 erfolgreichsten Medienmitteilungen 2024 deckten ein breites Themenspektrum ab – von Essensvorlieben über einen Durchbruch bei Long-Covid bis hin zu neuen Erkenntnissen über die Kultur der Schimpansen und den Ursprung der Syphilis: news.uzh.ch/de/articles/news…
Ein Handy, auf dem ein Artikel der Financial Times zum Thema Long Covid eingeblendet ist. Text: Top 10 Medienmitteilungen 2024

ALT Ein Handy, auf dem ein Artikel der Financial Times zum Thema Long Covid eingeblendet ist. Text: Top 10 Medienmitteilungen 2024

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Der schaurige Klang der aztekischen Totenkopfpfeife | Nachricht @ Archäologie Online archaeologie-online.de/nachr…

Der schaurige Klang der aztekischen Totenkopfpfeife

Die Totenkopfpfeife der Azteken erzeugt einen schrillen, schreiähnlichen Ton. Eine Studie der Universität Zürich zeigt, dass dieses Pfeifen eine beängstigende Wirkung auf das menschliche Gehirn hat....

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Un sifflet aztèque rituel à tête de mort au son strident terrifiant rts.ch/info/sciences-tech/20…

Un sifflet aztèque rituel à tête de mort au son strident terrifiant

Les Aztèques utilisaient des sifflets à tête de mort lors de cérémonies rituelles de sacrifice humain. Le son strident de ces instruments précolombiens a également un effet effrayant sur les humains...

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Aztekenpfeife versetzt Menschen in Angst und Schrecken spektrum.de/news/horrorsound…

Horrorsound: Aztekenpfeife versetzt Menschen in Angst und Schrecken

Der Schrei der aztekischen Totenkopfpfeife sollte vermutlich Menschen ängstigen

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Ancient Aztec 'skull #whistles' trigger fear in modern listeners, activating low-level cortical auditory regions and causing aversive reactions, according to a study by University of Zurich neuroscientists. doi.org/g8rb4v phys.org/news/2024-11-ancien…

Psychoacoustic and Archeoacoustic nature of ancient Aztec skull whistles

Communications Psychology - A series of psychoacoustic and neuroimaging studies reveal the effect that the sound of Aztec skull whistles has on modern listeners; the sound, which is perceived as a...

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Combining #Archeology with #Neuroscience and #Psychology. Our new study on the scray sounds of ancient Aztec skull whistles. By @SFruhholz, Pablo Rodriguez, and others. Published in @CommsPsychol @UZH_en @Psykologiskinst nature.com/articles/s44271-0…

Psychoacoustic and Archeoacoustic nature of ancient Aztec skull whistles

Communications Psychology - A series of psychoacoustic and neuroimaging studies reveal the effect that the sound of Aztec skull whistles has on modern listeners; the sound, which is perceived as a...

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🧠By contrasting brain responses to deepfake and natural speaker identities, this study reveals neural sensitivity in the reward-related nucleus accumbens when exposed to natural but not to deepfake identities. @roswandowitz, @SFruhholz nature.com/articles/s42003-0…

Cortical-striatal brain network distinguishes deepfake from real speaker identity

Communications Biology - By contrasting brain responses to deepfake and natural speaker identities, this study reveals neural sensitivity in the reward-related nucleus accumbens when exposed to...

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Our new paper in @CommsBio about the brain mechanisms to detect real and deepfake human IDs in voices. By @roswandowitz @volker_dellwo @SFruhholz and others. @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en nature.com/articles/s42003-0…

Cortical-striatal brain network distinguishes deepfake from real speaker identity

Communications Biology - By contrasting brain responses to deepfake and natural speaker identities, this study reveals neural sensitivity in the reward-related nucleus accumbens when exposed to...

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"Music as an Evolved Tool for Socio-Affective Fiction". Check out our new paper introducing a new theory on the #evolution of #music. By @caitlyn_trevor and @SFruhholz. @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en @UniOslo_RITMO journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…

Music as an Evolved Tool for Socio-Affective Fiction - Caitlyn Trevor, Sascha Frühholz, 2024

The question of why music evolved has been contemplated and debated for centuries across multiple disciplines. While many theories have been posited, they still...

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Our research on the emotional power of live music covered at BBC UK ... @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en bbc.co.uk/newsround/68411896

Why does live music make us emotional?

While it's common knowledge music has the ability to move us, new research suggests the reason live music often has a bigger impact on us may be down to science.

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Our research on the emotional power of live music covered in El Pais @elpaisinenglish, by Enrique Alpanes @SenorAlpa ... @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en english.elpais.com/science-t…

Music scientists find the connection between music and emotion: ‘Our neurons dance to the same...

Three independent scientific studies analyze how the human brain transforms notes into feelings, a mystery that has intrigued psychologists and musicologists for decades

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One of the most-viewed PNAS articles last week is “Live music stimulates the affective brain and emotionally entrains listeners in real time.” Explore the findings here: ow.ly/Q38550R00Hc For more trending articles, visit the PNAS homepage at ow.ly/PY9b50R00Hb.
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ALT Close up shot of the hands of an elegant pianist dressed in a suit playing a grand piano.

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Our new paper in @PNASNews shows that live music strongly stimulates the affective brain and emotionally moves listeners. By W Trost, @caitlyn_trevor, N Fernandez, @flrncstnr, and @SFruhholz. @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en @UniOslo_RITMO doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2316306…
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Our new paper in @brainstimj shows the direct DBS effects of STN stimulation on speech and voice quality in Parkinson’s disease during intra-operative testing. By M Bobin, @SFruhholz and others. @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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New paper in @iScience_CP shows that fMRI neurofeedback training on insular cortex activity can improve attention-related alertness. by J Popovova, L Michels, @SFruhholz and others. @Psykologiskinst @UZH_en cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S…
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ACROSS ACOUSTICS Happy #Halloween! 🎃 Did you know the music in horror films is designed to mimic human screams? Eek! 😱😱😱 Learn more on this episode of Across Acoustics: buzzsprout.com/1537384/94493… #acoustics #movies #HorrorFilms @caitlyn_trevor @CANLab1
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