Fancy having your blood pressure taken and continuously monitored while listening to music ? This is the study for you ! Follow instructions below to sign up.
We invite you to participate in a study to look into the effects of music on listeners’ blood pressure, the electrical activity of their hearts, and their breathing.
The HEART.FM study takes place at the Digital Music Theranostics Laboratory located in the James Clerk Maxwell Building near Waterloo Station and takes 1.5 hours.
We are asking volunteers aged 16+ to sit comfortably and listen to music. As you listen, external monitors will record your body’s response to the music such as the electrical activity of your heart, pulse, and blood pressure. Parts of the music may be invigorating, and parts of it calm and pleasant.
The data you give will be analysed to look at your blood pressure, pulse, and heart electrical responses to the music. Results will be published in peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings, and other academic publications, and on the web and social media.
You can find more information on our research here.
Please email heartfm.admin[at]gmail.com to book a time to participate.
Thank you for considering taking part, and please do share with others who may be interested!
Acknowledgements: This study is sponsored by KCL-GSTT in collaboration with UCL-Barts. The HeartFM study was funded by the ERC under the EU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant agreement Nos. 957532 and 788960)
