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SUMMARY:ABC Science Live on Stage – Ockham’s Razor
DESCRIPTION:An engaging event in which brilliant scientists told stories of their cutting-edge work. Real science told by real scientists with no notes\, no slides – just great stories.\nIt’s all part of Ockham’s Razor – the ABC podcast for anyone with a compelling story of science. This was a jam-packed evening of short talks to intrigue\, excite and inspire. \nProfessor Geordie Williamson (Professor of Mathematics\, University of Sydney) asked\, “where do ideas come from?” \nDr Kate Selway (Earth Scientist\, Macquarie University) sought to unlock the secrets of the Earth’s composition from its surface. \nSheila Pham (Writer\, Radiomaker\, PhD Candidate\, Macquarie University) examined whether we can use complexity science to improve the experience of pregnancy. \nDr Ursula Sansom-Daly (Clinician-Researcher\, Clinical Psychologist\, University of New South Wales) argued we need to bridge the divide between research and clinical practice. \nSteve Cannane (Investigative Journalist\, ABC) looked at the story of Scientology and science. \n  \nYou can listen to Ockham’s Razor now via ABC Radio National\, iTunes or wherever you get your favourite podcasts. Or\, you can read the article.
URL:https://mathematical-research-institute.sydney.edu.au/event/abc-science-live-on-stage-ockhams-razor/
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SUMMARY:This Sounds like Science: Why Music is Maths
DESCRIPTION:Why do guitars\, flutes and voices sound different? How do we hear the different notes in a piece of music? Why does the sound of a whistle feel simpler than that of a violin? Most importantly\, what does all of this have to do with the cover of Pink Floyd’s “The dark side of the moon”? \n\n\n\nSMRI Director\, Professor Geordie Williamson\, gave an engaging public talk at the City Recital Hall and took the audience on a journey into the shape of sound and sound waves to explore the fascinating world of timbre\, overtones\, modes and frequencies. These ideas are amongst the most fundamental tools of modern mathematics and physics. \n\n\n\nLearn more \n\n\n\nThis Sounds Like Science is supported by and co-curated with Inspiring Australia\, the national strategy for community engagement with the sciences.
URL:https://mathematical-research-institute.sydney.edu.au/event/this-sounds-like-science-why-music-is-maths/
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