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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2016 · 37 MIN

#46 RadioScience meets A Capella Science

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A singing physicist on YouTube. That is a short description of Tim Blais, the person behind the project and YouTube-channel A Capella Science. Through song - and using his voice as the only instrument - he explains entropy, string theory and CRISPR, the molecular scissors we talked about in our previous episode. We talked to Tim Blais about how he combines physics and musics and why one should bother combining science and art. He also reveals that he would like to work on a science-themed musical and explains why it is so cool to create music without instruments.

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