Nina Fisher and Lauren Hadley contribute to the Edinburgh International Science Festival

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Dr Nina Fisher and Dr Lauren Hadley demonstrated the importance of turn-taking in language and music with an interactive children’s play performed at the Edinburgh International Science Festival on Tuesday, April 16^th. A website has been developed with some fun games showcasing techniques to improve conversational turn-taking via music and mimicry, please see here: bit.ly/ITSMYTURN.

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