Science and the senses
from FT Science with Clive Cookson
In this week's podcast: The sounds of science - we talk to composer Bill Dougherty about a piece of music composed for the Sound of Science day at the Science Museum called 'In Time'; plus we hear from Nadia Ramlagan from AAAS about how the sense of smell may have stimulated brain evolution in our mammalian ancestors 200 million years ago.Presented by Clive Cookson with Diana GarnhamProduced by LJ Filotrani
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