The Audicin team

We are Audicin - pioneers of audio medicine

Our amazing team span the globe and range from science exerts, business leaders, to health experts and art innovators.

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Focus on selling Audicin to health organizations in Finland, Sweden and Estonia.

Danja Miidu is a specialist in wellnes and health. She is a professional teacher and coach in stress relief and management. 

She has a wealth of experience with various stress-related diseases and knows first hand how reducing stress can effectively help the body to recover.

She graduated from Business School and is also a certified auricular acupuncture therapist, reflexologist, masseur and aromatherapist

A lifelong learner pursuing interests in the arts, philosophy and science.

Dr Landon Peck holds an MA in the Psychology of Music from The University of Sheffield and a PhD from the University of Oxford. He is Audicin's principle researcher. 

He is involved in research design, online digital experimental realisation, data analysis and report writing. 

He is an experienced quantitative and qualitative researcher who is driving the high quality science evidence behind the powerful impacts of Audicin. 

Visionary and Innovator, Dominique Moralez has served as International Business Development Director and Strategic Consultant to international and local brands in a variety of industries including Entertainment, Health and Wellbeing, Financial Services, Food and Beverage, Multimedia, and Blockchain.

Dominique Moralez is the founder of MINEO, an investor-matching platform for early-stage investment opportunities, co-founder of Fenix Studios HK, media production company; founder of Fenix Rising, an early stage investment news portal focused on Greater China and Asia Pacific, and founder of MINEO DOCS, an automated legal documentation platform for startups and SMEs.

Dominique is also an internationally acclaimed tenor who has appeared as soloist on the worlds leading stages, film, television, and radio including the Opéra National de Paris (France), Royal Danish Opera (Copenhagen), Teatro Manzoni (Rome), Forbidden City Concert Hall (Beijing).

Program Director at MIT Industrial Liaison Program

José Ramos is Program Director at the MIT Industrial Liaison Program, where he connects MIT faculty, researchers and startups with corporate entities around the world.

He studied mechanical engineering at MIT and dedicated three decades to energy conservation and sustainability projects internationally. As part of his current work, José interacts with startups, corporations and investors daily and has led several entrepreneurship and innovation workshops.

In addition to his work in tech, he is also deeply embedded in the music scene in the Nordic countries, working with up-and-coming artists, managing concerts and performing onstage.

In addition to his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering at MIT and a Master of Arts at Boston College, he has also completed an Icelandic language program at the University of Reykjavik.
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