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Bernie Krause
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Roger Payne
Sandra Trehub
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Meet the researchers behind the exhibit, learn from scientists in the field, and hear from musicians who take inspiration from the natural soundscape.
Tecumseh Fitch
Tecumseh Fitch studies the evolution of thinking in animals and humans, focusing on the evolution of communication. >>
Roger Payne
Roger Payne is best known for his discovery (with Scott McVay) that humpback whales sing songs. >>
Sandra Trehub
Sandra Trehub's research focuses on the development of listening skills in infants and young children. >>
Patricia Gray
Patricia Gray leads a team of scientists and musicians that explores musical sounds in all species. >>
Jack Bradbury
Jack Bradbury's research focuses on the evolution of animal mating systems and animal communication. >>
Donald Hodges
By mapping musicians’ brains with a PET scanner, Donald Hodges identifies changes that take place while a person engages in musical activity. >>
Mark Tramo
Mark Tramo studies the physiology and psychology of human hearing. He’s also a songwriter and rock musician. >>
Bernie Krause
A preeminent recorder of soundscapes, Bernie Krause studies the interaction of sounds from the earth, life and human technology. >>
Jelle Atema
Jelle Atema studies communication in lobsters, sharks, and other fish. A talented flutist, he also studies the evolution of prehistoric flutes. >>
Steve Nowicki
Steve Nowicki studies birdsong to learn about the structure, function, and evolution of animal communication systems. >>
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