This week’s Sceret Question of the Week is “What is “The Scientist Song’?”. The answer: ‘The Scientist Song’ is a simple song about scientists, written for a TV producer’s challenge to write and sing a song in the studio, and performed by Joe DeGeorge, a physics student at Clark University. The TV program identifies itself […]
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Roland Houben’s p53 song, w the Sting replaced
Roland Houben, whose laboratory members performed a scientifical version of the Jethro Tull song “Locomotive Breath”, now sings a song of the p53 tumor suppressor protein. Behold, if you dare, his take on the Sting song “The Russians”: BONUS: Sting’s version, lamentably devoid of information about the p53 tumor suppressor protein:
Neurotriumph: Teen Song Popularity Prediction
Is this the greatest triumph of 21st century neuroscience? A new study sings of the persuasive power of fMRI studies, and of the emerging consensus that, one way or another, they are good for business [also see 1st bonus item below, about a related book]. Futurity.org reports the news: Teen brains predict song popularity “We […]
Song of the day: “Physician”
This week’s Song of the Day is Cole Porter’s “Physician”. Attend a recording of Gertrude Lawrence singing same: BONUS: Video of Julie Andrews pretending to be Gertrude Lawrence singing the same song: