Posts Tagged: Sounds of Science
In The Dark at the Folly
On Friday I attended the latest In The Dark listening event which was held at the Folly for a Flyover venue (a peculiar pop-up cinema / art space) in Hackney, East London. What was particularly exciting about this event was that I was having one
In The Dark at the Folly
On Friday I attended the latest In The Dark listening event which was held at the Folly for a Flyover venue (a peculiar pop-up cinema / art space) in Hackney, East London. What was particularly exciting about this event was that I was having one
Adam as machine
Audio piece I’m currently in the midst of producing a 30 minute radio piece on the subject of death. To be more specific, I’m exploring contemporary attitudes towards death and doing so through the perspective of those who deal with
Adam as machine
Audio piece I’m currently in the midst of producing a 30 minute radio piece on the subject of death. To be more specific, I’m exploring contemporary attitudes towards death and doing so through the perspective of those who deal with
Space Transportation System (STS-1 / STS-135)
I’m posting two little audio pieces to mark the end of NASAs space shuttle program which will (with any luck) conclude today with the launch of Atlantis (STS-135) in a few hours. The first is a short piece, imagining what
Space Transportation System (STS-1 / STS-135)
I’m posting two little audio pieces to mark the end of NASAs space shuttle program which will (with any luck) conclude today with the launch of Atlantis (STS-135) in a few hours. The first is a short piece, imagining what
Sounds of Science #04
Dark Energy So most of our universe (over 70%) is made up of something called Dark Energy. We can’t see it and we don’t really know what it is… Matter – everything that makes up me, you, planets and stars
Sounds of Science #04
Dark Energy So most of our universe (over 70%) is made up of something called Dark Energy. We can’t see it and we don’t really know what it is… Matter – everything that makes up me, you, planets and stars
Sounds of Science #03
EchoBank In this Episode I visit Dr Kate Jones at the Zoological Society of London to find out about a bat call reference library they’re developing called ‘Echobank’ which is being used in conjunction with the iBats monitoring program. Scientists at
Sounds of Science #03
EchoBank In this Episode I visit Dr Kate Jones at the Zoological Society of London to find out about a bat call reference library they’re developing called ‘Echobank’ which is being used in conjunction with the iBats monitoring program. Scientists at
The Sounds of Science #02
SEEING WITH SOUND In this episode I take a listen to the vOICe technology which has been developed to help the blind ‘see’ with sound. I’m joined by Dr Michael Proulx of Queen Mary University London who is currently using
The Sounds of Science #02
SEEING WITH SOUND In this episode I take a listen to the vOICe technology which has been developed to help the blind ‘see’ with sound. I’m joined by Dr Michael Proulx of Queen Mary University London who is currently using
The Sounds of Science #01
LHC Sound Project In the first episode I explore the work scientists have been doing to turn the data from the Large Hadron Collider at Cern into sound. Through a process known as ‘sonification’ – data from the ATLAS experiment
The Sounds of Science #01
LHC Sound Project In the first episode I explore the work scientists have been doing to turn the data from the Large Hadron Collider at Cern into sound. Through a process known as ‘sonification’ – data from the ATLAS experiment
