The 3rd Joint Seminar on Music, Sport, and Health will be held in the Department of Music, Art and Culture Studies, University of Jyväskylä, on 5 June, 2024.
PROGRAMME (UPDATED)
10:00 Coffee / tea / snacks
10:15 Opening words Geoff Luck
Session 1: (Mostly) Completed or Ongoing Research
10:20 The role of leisure engagement in music and sports for health: Exploring emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and social mechanisms. Friederike Köhler, Andrew Danso, Geoff Luck
10:40 Personalised Interactive Music Systems for Physical Activity and Exercise: A Systematic Review and Meta Analysis. Andrew Danso, Sebastien Chastin, Geoff Luck
11:00 Comparison of working memory performance in athletes and non-athletes: A systematic review and meta-analysis of behavioral studies. Chenxiao Wu
11:20 Challenging your body, challenging your mind. J.Riikka Ahokas, Suvi Saarikallio, Tiina Parviainen
11:40 LUNCH
Keynote
12:40 Perfect Harmony: Exploiting human and artificial intelligence to analyse human movement. Neil Cronin
Abstract. In this talk I will cover 3 main topics related to AI: Using cameras to quantify various aspects of movement; Applications of generative AI; and Citizen Science. I will also explore the role of humans in the future of AI: Are we aiming for a fully autonomous future where we can sit by the pool all day while robots and computers do all the work, or are there cases where human intelligence is more valuable than even the 'smartest' computers? No previous knowledge of AI is assumed, and I will focus on concrete applications rather than abstract mathematics.
13:20 Coffee / tea / snacks
Session 2: (Mostly) New Directions
13:40 From Athletes to Musicians: A Study of the PETTLEP Model’s Adaptation and Efficacy in Musical Mental Practice. Chen Meng, Geoff Luck
14:00 What do we mean by “music and physical education interventions”? A research-based intervention protocol example. Alicia Lucendo-Noriega, Arja Sääkslahti, Emily Carlson, Suvi Saarikallio, Tanja Linnavalli
14:20 Exploitation versus exploration in partner dancing: Whether switching partners enhances non-verbal communication. Martin Miguel, Jonathan Cannon, Laurel Trainor
14:40 Advances in Human Activity Recognition and Pose Estimation through Dance Pedro Neto, Martin Hartmann, Geoff Luck, Petri Toiviainen
15:00 Closing words and end of seminar
JSMSH is co-organised by the Centre of Excellence in Music, Mind, Body and Brain and the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences. This year’s keynote lecture will be given by Prof. Neil Cronin from the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences.
This event is free of charge.
JSMSH3 will be a physical-only event.
For more information, contact Geoff Luck (geoff.luck@jyu.fi), Timo Rantalainen (timo.rantalainen@jyu.fi, or Andrew Danso (andrew.a.dansoadu@jyu.fi).
Looking forward to seeing you there!
