Alexandre Lehmann Ph.D

Alexandre Lehmann (M.Eng, M.Sc., Ph.D.) is a cognitive neuroscientist, associate

professor at McGill University Faculty of Medicine and adjunct professor at

Université de Montréal Psychology department.

He received his PhD from Pierre & Marie Curie University for doctoral work

conducted at College de France and Max Planck Institute for Biological

Cybernetics. He is a principal investigator at The Brain Repair and Integrative

Neuroscience Program (BRaIN) at the Research Institute of McGill University

Health Centre (MUHC). He is a full member of the International Laboratory for

Brain, Music and Sound Research and the Centre for Research on Brain, Language

& Music (BRAMS-CRBLM) and an associate member of the Center for

Interdisciplinary Research on Music, Media and Technology (CIRMMT).

His research focuses on cognitive auditory neuroscience using neuro-imaging and

virtual reality in normal hearing and hearing impaired populations. Some of his

topics of interests are sensory-motor processing, music-based health interventions

and brain plasticity. He is interested in combining recent theoretical and

technological advances, such as neuro-phenomenology and mobile brain imaging,

to study real-world situations such as collective dancing, chanting or drumming.