
CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research
Mon 19 Oct · 18:30
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The CIMTR Public Lecture featuring Dr Rachael Finnerty will take place on 19 October 2026 at an unconfirmed location in Cambridge. This online talk examines her work measuring the effects of music therapy using cortisol levels found in hair samples.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research takes place on Monday, 19 October 2026 at 18:30.
CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research is held at Cambridge.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research
18:30
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The CIMTR Public Lecture featuring Dr Rachael Finnerty will take place on 19 October 2026 at an unconfirmed location in Cambridge. This online talk examines her work measuring the effects of music therapy using cortisol levels found in hair samples.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research takes place on Monday, 19 October 2026 at 18:30.
Where is CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research taking place?
CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research is held at Cambridge.
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Entry to CIMTR Public Lecture: Analysing Cortisol from Hair Samples in Music Therapy Research is free.
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