Dr. Shahzad Aasim
Musicologist/Neuro-acoustician
Director Kashmir Advanced Scientific Research Centre,
Centre for music and medicine
University of Kashmir, Hazratbal, Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, 190006
Musicology
Cognitive Musicology
Music Psychology
Music neurology
Neuro-Acoustics
Music Pharmacology
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7310-540X
Web of science: GMW-5496-2022
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Every individual has the right to determine their destiny, and I have embraced this philosophy throughout my journey. To fulfill my childhood dream of becoming a musician, I made the pivotal decision to shift from a traditional medical education to enroll in a music and fine arts college. This transition allowed me to achieve significant recognition and academic excellence within the field of music. However, despite my accomplishments as a musician and singer, I continuously felt a void, prompting me to explore the intersection of music, sound, and science.
In my quest for knowledge, I embarked on research in neuro-acoustics, where I began unraveling the profound connections between music, sound, and the universe. My findings, which delve into the secrets of nature and the quantum mechanics underlying music and acoustics, received acknowledgment from various international research organizations. This journey has opened doors to collaboration with esteemed scholars, experts, and scientists in the field, both within my state and beyond.
A pivotal moment in my career was the opportunity to meet the late Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, a renowned scientist and former President of India. He not only recognized and appreciated my research but also motivated me to publish my findings to ensure they serve as a reference point for future exploration in this nascent field.
With my ongoing research, I remain committed to furthering the understanding of the intricate relationship between sound, music, and cognitive processes. My work stands as a testament to the potential of interdisciplinary inquiry and the rich discoveries that await in the study of neuro-acoustics.