Nathan Oesch is a post-doctoral fellow in Dr. Jessica Grahn's laboratory at Western University. Nathan informs Connor Chato and Ariel Frame about his research determining how music contributes to group cohesion. Using techniques informed by evolutionary psychology, Nathan's work spreads across various disciplines and provides us with some important answers about how music impacts humans on a social level.
Produced by Laura Munoz
183 | Cat Got Your Tongue?
182 | Everybody Wants to Be a Macho, Macho Man
Special Episode: Western University Symposium on Music 2018
181 | Billie Jean is Not My Lava
180 | The Power of Working Together (Part 1)
179 | Beetlemania
178 | Calculated Disorder
177 | Don't Fly So Close to Me
176 | Small but Mighty Microglia
175 | A Private View of Public Administration
174 | A Serious Stink
173 | Hockey Night in Canada
Special Episode: Medicine, Then vs Now with Dr. Bocking
172 | Getting pregnant mothers to train in Spain
171 | Keeping fit and having fun into old age
170 | The Blackhole of the Brain
Special Episode: Exercise and Pregnancy - Canadian Obesity Student Meeting 2018
Special Episode: WUGSOM Part 3 - Live! at the Western University Graduate Symposium on Music
169 | The Small-Scale SIMS
168 | #UREnough
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