Making agar plates to look at bacteria. Which book about microbes has the most microbes growing on it?
Science in Art & Culture
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MusicMusicians and Scientists
Musicians/scientists: get featured on the MusiSci Instagram account
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenDo YOU do anything with music and science?
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Do computers understand music genres? My Medium post looks at some attempts to interpret genre based on MIDI files, and why it doesn’t work perfectly.
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Cat Zero weaves together the complicated, sometimes archaic, social hierarchies of researchers with the thrill of a new scientific discovery.
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Community & eventsMusicMusicians and Scientists
Five things scientists can learn from musicians – SpotOn talk
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenThis is the text of a five-minute lightning talk presented at SpotOn London, about five things scientists can learn from musicians.
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Science on screen
Science of Stranger Things: Dustin’s pet research project
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenIn Stranger Things, Dustin visits the local library to find out more about a creature he found, and brings some real science into this scifi show.