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Friday 3 August 2007

Poetry and Science

The Poetry of Science:

What do poets and scientists have in common? I admit “not much” was my first thought, so when I heard about a poetry and science event hosted by the London charity Poet in the City, I was intrigued enough to go and see what all the fuss was about.

Four poets who use science as inspiration for their work – Lavinia Greenlaw, Maurice Riordan, Mario Petrucci and Michael Symmons-Roberts – spoke at the event (hosted at the new Wellcome Collection galleries in London, UK), to explain why they think poetry and science go together, and to read us some of their poems. You can watch them in the videos below.

Via New Scientist Short Sharp Science Blog.

Posted by Amy as Poetry, Science & Nature at 1:59 AM EDT

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Tuesday 6 February 2007

A Romantic Natural History

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Friday 26 January 2007

Shakespeare’s Plants

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Sunday 12 November 2006

A Different Kind of Library

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Thursday 9 November 2006

Site Featuring Historical Illustrations of Human Anatomy

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Friday 4 August 2006

Watch As Ancient Writing Revealed Today

Posted by Amy as Classical, Science & Nature at 11:11 AM EDT

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Sunday 9 July 2006

A New Method For Dating Hand-Printed Books

Posted by Amy as Books, Science & Nature at 7:49 AM EDT

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Tuesday 20 June 2006

Resurrecting the Works of Maimonides

Posted by Amy as Science & Nature at 5:27 AM EDT

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Monday 5 June 2006

Europe’s Oldest Surviving Text To Be Studied

Posted by Amy as Antiquity, Science & Nature at 5:21 AM EDT

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Saturday 27 May 2006

Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database

Posted by Amy as Readers & Reading, Science & Nature at 6:48 AM EDT

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Monday 17 April 2006

Gardens and Writers

Posted by Amy as Science & Nature at 4:56 AM EDT

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