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Music and the Brain with Andy Bulloch

From before birth to old age, music plays a significant role in social cohesion, mental health and mental illness.

Andrew Bulloch, UCalgary professor, will discuss the evolution of music and its relationship to the evolution of language — a topic that’s relevant to all ages and professions.

Date: March 9, 2023, at 12noon
Location: Nickle Galleries
Cost: Free admission

Don’t miss this immersive learning experience about the science behind the power of music!

Nickle at Noon Talks happen every Thursday at 12noon during the academic year.

Visit nickle.ucalgary.ca/events for more details.

Music and the brain, Fostering Mental Wellness | Andrew Bulloch | Hotchkiss Brain Institute | March 9 at 12pm, Nickle Galleries

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