Sound is MORE Than Noise - It is How Your Brain Hears Meaning| Northwestern Professor Dr. Nina Kraus

🔊 What if the sounds around you could shape your brain — for life?

In this captivating interview, Nainika Teegavarapu sits down with renowned auditory neuroscientist Dr. Nina Kraus to explore how sound — from language to music to noise — sculpts the human brain. They delve into her groundbreaking research on the biology of sound processing, the importance of musical training, and the hidden toll of noise pollution. Whether you're interested in neuroscience, education, or the power of music, this conversation reveals how hearing is truly thinking.

If you care about how children learn, how music heals, or how science can transform public policy, this is an interview you don’t want to miss.

🎙️ Interview by:
Nainika Teegavarapu
Founder, Med.Olies | Aspiring Physician | Advocate for Music & Medicine
📌 LinkedIn | 📧 mbbsnainika@gmail.com

👤 Guest:
Dr. Nina Kraus, Ph.D.
Professor of Auditory Neuroscience, Northwestern University
Author of Of Sound Mind: How Our Brain Constructs a Meaningful Sonic World

🎥 Clips used from:

How Noise Pollution Affects the Brain – Verge Science
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLh6o...
📣 All rights belong to Verge Science.

Your Brain on Sound: Nina Kraus at Google Talks
🔗    • Nina Kraus at the 2017 Widex Audiological ...  
📣 All rights belong to Google Talks.

The Science of Sound and the Brain – National Science Foundation
🔗    • Music and the Mind with Dr. Nina Kraus Sou...  
📣 All rights belong to the National Science Foundation.

🎧 Used under fair use for educational and commentary purposes.

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