Lab-EMBEPH Featured in the Upcoming Issue of FAMEQLe Lab-EMBEPH à l’honneur dans la prochaine revue FAMEQ

Lab-EMBEPH is proud to announce that an article highlighting its work and collaborative initiatives will be published in an upcoming issue of FAMEQ.

The article showcases the interdisciplinary partnership between Lab-EMBEPH, MAPLAB at the CERVO Research Centre, and the Living Lab Camelia. These three research teams share a common interest in exploring the connections between music, health, and well-being, and are working together to develop innovative projects in this growing field.

This collaboration brings together complementary areas of expertise to better understand the impact of music on various dimensions of human well-being, while supporting the development of evidence-based practices and interventions.

In addition, several projects conducted jointly by the three laboratories will be presented at the 37th International Society for Music Education (ISME) World Conference, which will take place from July 26 to July 31, 2026, at the Palais des congrès de Montréal (Montréal Convention Centre), Québec, Canada. The conference will bring together researchers, music educators, and professionals from more than 60 countries to share recent advances in music education and research.

This participation provides an excellent opportunity to showcase the work of our teams on the international stage and to strengthen collaborations with researchers and practitioners from around the world.

We would like to warmly thank our partners at MAPLAB and the Living Lab Camelia for this fruitful collaboration. We look forward to sharing these achievements with readers of FAMEQ and with participants attending the ISME World Conference.