November 2017

Soundscape Art in Scientific Presentations Questions

 The article notes that Steve Feld tends to get very involved in his editing. Is it possible to become too involved when working with a sonic environment? Would it be better to involve yourself or to make yourself as inconspicuous as possible?  Much like our class, this article talks about mixing in music with other… Read more Soundscape Art in Scientific Presentations Questions

A Sound Commons for All Living Creatures

Is there any sound commons that you can hear in daily life? If so while reading you can try to recognize how many sounds are in the same acoustic niche. How bad is sound pollution? How is it affecting living creatures in the nature and humans? “It’s all connected: music to sound, human to animal,… Read more A Sound Commons for All Living Creatures

The Most Relaxing Song

This article is about a song that was released that was designed to and was scientifically proven to reduce anxiety and help people fall asleep easier. You can also listen to it in the article and see what you think!

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http://www.seventeen.com/life/news/a43536/this-8-minute-song-is-scientifically-proven-to-help-you-fall-asleep-faster/

Pharrell Addresses The Killing Of Keith Scott By Police On New N.E.R.D. Album

The genre-bending group called N.E.R.D. has just released a new album, No_One Ever Really Dies. The album consists of 11 songs with an all-star list of featured artists: Andre 3000, M.I.A., Gucci Mane, Wale, Future, Ed Sheeran, Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar. Check out this NPR article coverage on this latest music news.

How scientists and supercomputers could make oceans drinkable

Removing salt from seawater to mitigate our world’s shortage of clean drinking water seems easy on the surface. This article explains why it is so costly and time consuming and also new technology being developed that will tackle this and several other environmental problems such as weather forecasting using exascale computing.