Akiko Nakayama: the Japanese artist skilled in fluid mechanics
Sidney Perkowitz explores the science behind the work of Japanese painter Akiko Nakayama
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Aperiodicity: the dance event bringing non-repeating patterns to life
Matin Durrani reviews Aperiodic – an art-science performance from South West Dance Theatre
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Constellation and Dark Matter: the TV series that could change your view of quantum mechanics
What can quantum multiple-world fiction teach us about identity, ask Robert P Crease and Jennifer Carter
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Swift quakes and new podcast music inspired by the fine-structure constant
Discover the geophysics of Taylor Swift concerts and the hidden physics within our new podcast jingle
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H1dd3n variab7es: the fundamental constant on which the new Physics World podcast music is built
Philip Moriarty reveals the hidden physics in the new Physics World podcast music
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An orchestral trip through the moons of our solar system
Amanda Lee Falkenberg describes the process of turning mysterious worlds into music
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The physics behind ‘fractal painting’ revealed
The technique involves mixing colourful inks with alcohol and applying it to a surface coated with a layer of acrylic paint
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Shreddinger’s equation: when the uncertainty principle goes up to 12
Philip Moriarty reveals what happens when the brawn of heavy metal meets the brains of quantum physics
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Quantum melodies: the intersection of music and quantum physics
Music generated by quantum computers is intriguing from musical and scientific perspectives
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Can we use quantum computers to make music?
Philip Ball finds out how quantum computers could transform how we make and create music
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