Songs from the Cosmos: Sound and Vision Using Muons | David Mahon & Lomond Campbell @RasOrgUk
Songs from the Cosmos: Sound and Vision Using Muons | David Mahon & Lomond Campbell  @RasOrgUk
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Third Annual John Brown Lecture - Songs from the Cosmos: Sound and Vision Using Muons | RAS 16.01.26

A pioneering fusion of nuclear physics and audiovisual art was showcased as part of the Royal Astronomical Society's third annual John Brown Memorial Lecture.

Featuring Dr David Mahon of the University of Glasgow's School of Physics & Astronomy, and Lomond Campbell, a BAFTA-winning artist and musician.

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