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Dr Diana Omigie

Diana has research interests that revolve around the behaviour, physiology and neurology of music-induced emotions.

Staff details

I’m a cognitive neuroscientist and member of the  at Goldsmiths where I co-direct the MSc programme in Music, Mind and Brain with Daniel Müllensiefen. My research interests revolve around the behavioural, physiological and neural correlates of music-induced emotions and the aesthetic experience.

Supervision

I’m available to supervise students at BSc, MSc and PhD level on projects related to music psychology and empirical aesthetics. Feel free to contact me to discuss possible opportunities.

 

Publications and research outputs

Article

  • Veniel-Martí, Francisco; Botella-Nicolás, Ana María; Omigie, Diana and Herrojo Ruiz, Maria. 2026. Comparing Interleaved and Blocked Practices in Secondary School Music Performance. Update: Applications of Research in Music Education, ISSN 8755-1233
  • Hashim, Sarah and Omigie, Diana. 2026. Spontaneous visual imagery during extended music listening is associated with reliable alpha suppression. Neuropsychologia, 222, 109346. ISSN 0028-3932
  • Hashim, Sarah and Omigie, Diana. 2026. Characterising the neuro‐oscillatory signatures of spontaneous and deliberate music‐evoked visual imagery and examining their role in stress recovery. Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience, 26, pp. 1123-1145. ISSN 1530-7026

Thesis

  • Omigie, Diana. 2012. Studies into the cognitive and neural basis of congenital amusia. Doctoral thesis, 51