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Mark Temple

Glasgow
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Assistant Director - Service Management @UofGlasgow Regional Chair itSMF Scotland #itSMFUKScotReg Erstwhile Motor Mechanic & Occasional Chef
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Synthetic Compositions - Music Made From Artificial DNA Sequences - Limelight

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By Mark Temple
| Limelight Verified
Imagine music born from the code of life. This project turns genetic sequences into sound, then invites musicians to respond. The result is a dialogue between data and artistry – where motifs in DNA inspire melodies, and structure emerges from chaos. It’s a sonic experiment that asks: can something scientific also be beautiful?
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Synthetic Compositions: Music Made From Artificial DNA Sequences

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By Mark Temple
| eventbrite.com.au
Come witness the magic of music created from artificial DNA sequences at Synthetic Compositions - it's like nothing you've ever heard before Sydney Opera House Utzon Room #Bennelong Point Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia About this event Synthetic Compositions: Music Made From Artificial DNA Sequences is a mind-blowing event (you can blame AI for that slight exageration...) where music meets science in a unique way! Join us at the iconic Sydney Opera House for an unforgettable experience.
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Forget AI-generated music-this music was composed using DNA sequences

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By Mark Temple, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
As a molecular biologist, talking to the public about my work with DNA has often felt like trying to translate a foreign language. This got me thinking: could these scientific ideas be presented in an artistic way, to help people engage with them? The intersection of science and art is important for a few reasons. It's not just about how art as a medium can help advance science—it's also about using science to inspire new artistic creations.
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