Physics points the way to COVID-safe singing
Specialist face masks and better ventilation could help prevent choral super-spreading events with minimal effect on sound quality
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What does physics look like, and does it matter?
Anna Starkey explores how different approaches to visualizing physics can open up the way that society thinks and feels about physics
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Icequakes and rogue waves: geoscientists and musicians interpret the sounds of the sea
This podcast looks at Arctic seismology and music inspired by the ocean
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Stormy rhythms: creating music from the giant waves that shape our coasts
The Drumming the Waves project will capture the physics and emotion of coastal dynamics
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Synthetic ivory can be 3D printed
New material has been used to restore 17th century decorations
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Artist draws on her physics background for inspiration, improving proton therapy for better cancer care
This podcast features an artist who collaborates with physicists and a medical accelerator expert
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Intertwined entities: sci-fi anthology explores the impact of AI on human relationships
Tushna Commissariat reviews Entanglements: Tomorrow’s Lovers, Families, and Friends, edited by Sheila Williams
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Cracking the quantum code
Kate Gardner reviews the new TV show Devs
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Imaginative intersection
Rachel Brazil reviews Entangle: Physics and the Artistic Imagination edited by Ariane Koek
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New technique uses food residues to date prehistoric pottery
Compound-specific accelerator mass spectrometry provides the first direct estimates for the age of clay artefacts
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