The Infinite Monkey Cage was a BBC Radio 4 comedy/scientific discussion presented by Brian Cox (particle physicist and fellow of the Royal Society) and Robin Ince (BA English and Drama). Episode one contains a particularly funny discussion with Dara O'Briain and Dr Alice Roberts about the public understanding of science, and about how people tend to think that their own opinion is equally valid even on subjects about which they know nothing.
You may be wondering what this has got to do with t-shirts. And the answer is, of course, not much, but Kev at TeeAndYou loves this stuff.
Read about the show here, or download the torrent here.
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010
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CERN podcast
CERN Podcast - The Large Hadron Collider
At Tee And You we love the Large Hadron Collider. Love it! Exciting physics on a mass scale. Ignore the mainstream press complaining that it's not working. They just don't understand what science is. This is it!!!
"Take the biggest experiment in the history of the universe (well, this universe anyway). Take some well known people from all sorts of walks of life. Take a former keyboard player from D:Ream, now a physics professor. Mix them altogether for half an hour or so to serve up a cocktail of entertaining chat shows with a bit of particle physics thrown in. And you wouldn’t get that on Channel 4 would you?"
At Tee And You we love the Large Hadron Collider. Love it! Exciting physics on a mass scale. Ignore the mainstream press complaining that it's not working. They just don't understand what science is. This is it!!!
"Take the biggest experiment in the history of the universe (well, this universe anyway). Take some well known people from all sorts of walks of life. Take a former keyboard player from D:Ream, now a physics professor. Mix them altogether for half an hour or so to serve up a cocktail of entertaining chat shows with a bit of particle physics thrown in. And you wouldn’t get that on Channel 4 would you?"
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