Biomusic

 

In 2020, together with McGill University, we conducted a study on the physiological impact of our signature Nature (Re)Connection program on a cohort of 60 individuals in the forest. They were all equipped with a sensor developed by Dr. Stéfanie Blain-Moraès, that measures skin conductivity and heart rate. The first results have been published and the full research will appear in 2022.

Biomusic is a great example of how art and science can work together to create innovative technologies.

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