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In the same vein as the interviews I normally do on this site, The Scientist interviewed a scientist/musician. Johan Olsen works as crystallographer at the University of Copenhagen, and is …
David Bradley is a freelance science writer who also sings in a choir and plays guitar. I interviewed him by e-mail about his science/music pursuits: What’s your day job and …
There’s a lull between interviews (which is entirely my fault) but as an intermezzo, here are a few pieces I came across this week about the scientific analysis of music, …
Geek Pop is an annual online music festival with songs about science. This year’s festival launches on March 12 online, and also has two physical events in the UK (Bristol …
I was cleaning out the bookmarks on my laptop, when – no, that’s not true. I was clicking on all the bookmarks, noticed that 70% are now dead links, and …
A few years ago, I came a across a website called LabLit. I know it well now, and have been featured on their podcast and wrote a review for them, …
