Journal 新生歲月: 王福瑞Fujui Wang and the Fascination of Mysterious Sounds. Keeping the Aging Brain Connected With Words and Music

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Dec 14, 2018 — 還有，記憶只持續七秒的人，卻始終記得音樂；作曲家車禍後音感全消；閃電擊中的醫生變成蕭邦迷，突然擁有鋼琴才華……

Duke University

As we age, so do our brains, but Duke cognitive neuroscientist Edna Andrews is studying a long-term solution to countering the decline. She and her team found that learning a new language or a new instrument can increase cognitive brain reserve

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Keeping the Aging Brain Connected With Words and Music - Research Blog

In an era of seemingly endless panaceas for age-based mental decline, navigating through the clutter can be a considerable challenge. However, a team of Duke researchers, led by cognitive neuroscientist Edna Andrews, PhD, think they may have found a robust and long-term solution to countering this d...

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White Fungus

Fujui Wang is one of the pioneers of Taiwanese noise music and sound art. Wang emerged in the 1990s during the explosion of Taiwanese experimental music following the lifting of martial law. In 1993, he founded NOISE, Taiwan's first zine and record label dedicated to experimental music. Wang's own work ranges from ecstatic extreme noise to sublime sound and light installations. Alistair Noble wrote about Wang's unique body of work for White Fungus #14. The article is now online.