Xanthe Lowe-Brown is a PhD Student in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Melbourne, holding a PhD scholarship from the Centre for AI and Digital Ethics (CAIDE). Working with an exceptional interdisciplinary supervision team - Dr Greg Wadley (Human-Computer Interaction), Dr Solange Glasser (Music Psychology) and A/Prof Peter Koval (Psychology), Xanthe’s PhD aims to enhance wellbeing outcomes for music listeners by improving recommendation algorithms used by music streaming services such as Spotify to recommend music helps users regulate their emotions. Xanthe completed a Bachelor of Music Performance (Contemporary Guitar) at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music in 2021 and her Honour's thesis on the individual differences in the experience of Musically-Evoked Chills in 2022, alongside Dr Solange Glasser.
Experience
2022–2025
PhD Student, University of Melbourne
Education
2022
University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Music (Honours)
2022
University of Melbourne, Harold Clarke English & Elizabeth English Scholarship
2022
University of Melbourne, Centre for AI and Digital Ethics (CAIDE) PhD Scholarship
2021
University of Melbourne, Leaders in Communities Award (LiCA)
2018
University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Music Scholarship
2018
University of Melbourne, Melbourne National Merit Scholarship
Publications
2022
Does Reality Television-Style Singing Influence Singing Self-Concept?, Journal of Voice
2022
Descriptions and evaluations of "good singing" in the age of The Voice, Australian Voice
2022
Individual Differences in the Experience of Musically-Evoked Chills, Honour's Thesis