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The Texas Center for Music & Medicine has established a vibrant research program to help with systematic advancements in knowledge, research training, musician and clinician education, and service. Designed around interdisciplinary participation and advanced biomedical and performance engineering theory and technology, this research program allows for novel, robust, and state-of-the-art research projects. The UNT College of Music offers extraordinary opportunity as a research site because of its large, diverse student and faculty population. Its stature as a premier training group for traditional and nontraditional performance practices offers enormous potential for research and the development of service models specific to a wide range of music genres and social groups. The UNT Health Science Center offers outstanding clinical services and an unyielding commitment to health care research. Our interdisciplinary research program focuses on collaborative efforts within and between the UNT College of Music, UNT College of Arts & Sciences, and the UNT Health Science Center in Fort Worth. Intercampus research with the Human Performance Institute at the University of Texas at Arlington also stimulates project conceptualizations, development, and execution. Additional partnerships with the Performing Arts Medicine Association are increasing possibilities for projects that are national in scope. Such relationships have and will continue to support project funding and the overall quality and amount of information generated. Texas Center for Music & Medicine | Services | Research | Education | News | Faculty & Directors Questions, comments and corrections for this site:
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