soundsofscience
Microbes, climate and society.
Science that gets under your skin. Understanding science – not just with your head, but also with your heart. That’s the goal of “Sounds of Science.” Microbiologist Prof. Heribert Insam and musicians Patrizia Grawe (vocals) and Sebastian Schweiger (piano) blend facts and emotions into a unique experience.
Gemeinsam machen sie die unsichtbare Welt der Mikroben hörbar und zeigen auf, welche Schlüsselrolle Mikroorganismen im Klimawandel spielen. Entdecken Sie, wie Wissenschaft Begeisterung weckt und zu konkretem Handeln inspiriert.
In the succulent house of the Innsbruck Botanical Garden, we were photographed by the city’s best photographer, Simon Rainer.
More about Sounds of Science in Anna Greissing’s podcast
Heribert Insam has worked as a researcher in the field of microbial ecology for 40 years and is now using new methods to bring the diverse world of microorganisms closer to the general public. The first episode presents the diverse interactions of microorganisms with the climate, accompanied by sounds from the Sounds of Science communication project with Patrizia Grawe (vocals) and Sebastian Schwaiger (piano). Listen, understand, and take action!
Key Features
Sound meets insight
Musical insights into complex topics
Making research audible
Innovative sounds connect facts and emotions
Creative science communication
Interactive soundscapes promote understanding
Engaging the audience
Diverse formats for a broad audience
