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I conduct research into how sound affects the body and brain, and I create music for sound therapies and medical interventions based on decades of experience as a musician, cognitive neuroscientist, and audio engineer. My courses at Dartmouth include Programming for Audio-Visual Arts, Music and Mind, and Music and Medicine. I was chair of the department of music 2009-2013 and 2016-2018 and, since 2009, I am the director of the Digital Musics MA Program.
Chew, E., Casey, M., Lambiase, P., et al. Music Should Be Part of Every Physician’s Toolkit for Heart Science and Heart Health, Scientific American, accepted: August, 2021.
Quon, R., Casey, M., Jobst, B., et al. Musical Components Important for the Mozart K448 Effect in Epilepsy, Nature Scientific Reports, accepted: July, 2021.
Casey, M. Sonic Pharmacology: The Neural Basis of Music Medicine, Book, in progress, TBP 2022-23.
May, L., Paulsen, S., Halpern, A., and Casey, M. Imagined Musical Scale Relationships Decoded from fMRI, Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, submitted 2021.