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ART/SCIENCE WEBSITES

  • art science collaborations, inc. (ASCI)
  • artscience.org
  • center for design innovation (cdi)
  • communication science thru performing arts (conference)
  • culturelab @ newscientist
  • science & entertainment exchange
  • stage: scientists technologists artists generating exploration
  • ucla art/sci center + lab
  • world science festival

ARTISTS & COMPANIES

  • capacitor performance
  • donna sternberg & dancers
  • ensemble studio theatre / sloan project
  • imagine science films
  • Waves of Mu

Using Improv Theater to Help Scientists Learn to Communicate

Malcolm Gladwell on Creating from Chaos

CAPACITOR dance company–”BIOME”

Turning Brainwaves into Music Composition

UNCSA Alum Karole Armitage's newest work, "Three Theories," is inspired by Brian Greene's The Elegant Universe

ARTStem Photostream

Birds, Tango, Bird Scientist Collaborates with Rambert Dance Company

The Exquisite Corpse of Science from Tim Jones on Vimeo.

Brand new They Might Be Giants album--"Here Comes Science"
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