Im excited to be presenting an exhibition of science and art at PlantBank. Western Sydney University, A/Prof Jonathan Plett, Michelle Moffitt, Nathan Emery, The Australian Botanic Garden, #AboriginalArtwork, Thomas_Jeffries Please share to you networks to help promote the event 😀

I'm excited to present an exhibition of #science and #art at PlantBank. We will be playing music made from the DNA sequence of Myrtle Rust #sonification There will also be an exhibition of Aboriginal Art as a call to protect Country from Myrtle Rust. Please share & promote 😀

I'm excited to present an exhibition of #science and #art at PlantBank. As part of the proceedings the will be a Science Symposium, featuring... @BrettSumm, Australian Plant Biosecurity Science Foundation, Michelle Moffitt, Peri, @jasongbragg Please share to your networks, hope to see you there!

The Art and Science Myrtle Rust exhibition Opening Night Thursday 2nd February 5pm - 7pm Meet the Boomalli artists 😀 Listen to a live performance of the "Rust Never Sleeps" ensemble playing to the sonified 🤓 Myrtle Rust genome bit.ly/3JruZCo

WHAT'S ON: Calling all #science lovers to experience 'The Art and Science of Myrtle Rust'⁣ exhibition hosted by Western Sydney University from 2-12 Feb at the PlantBank to help bring more awareness around the devastating plant disease.🍂 ➡️ bit.ly/3jkEXuP #MyrtleRust

It was super exciting last night to see the indigenous art created by local artists to increase awareness of the myrtle rust disease of Australian plants. Also great music to kick off the event. Check it out Myrtle-rust.com Thanks mark temple @BrettSumm for organising!

The "Rust Never Sleeps" quintet performed last night to raise awareness about Myrtle Rust at Plant Bank Mt. Annan. The backing track was made by sonification of the Myrtle Rust DNA sequence. Check it out Myrtle-rust.com The Australian Botanic Garden

If you’re interested I’ll be in residence at the exhibit (please don’t mistake me for an installation!) and happy to chat to peeps about it, come say hello! science, art and music Wots not to like!

As I setup the sonification installations of endangered native plants and Myrtle Rust DNA at Plant Bank, I saw this article… Sounds of Science… welcome to my world! Thanks Sumeet Kulkarni 🐋 Los Angeles Times for the wrap, it’s nice to be included in such fine company… latimes.com/science/story/…

Beautiful generative music made from a critically endangered Australian native plant. This music is being made from the poor Scrub Terpentine (Rhodamnia rubescens), a species that is threatened by the Myrtle Rust fungus. The Australian Botanic Garden #generative #electronicmusic #modular

I'm really looking forward to getting involved with InspiringNSW to help promote some super-cool STEM/STEAM projects, if previous years are anything to go by then there's gonna be some great events to look forward to...

According to #Bard... I'm visiting professor at the Uni of Oxford I released a new book Was awarded a Wellcome Trust grant I co-authors paper in Nature Methods I collaborate with Uni of Cambridge I gave TEDx talk on DNA sonification ...and more! I wish any of this were true!!

Chuffed to be included in this great podcast about "The Science of Sound". If you want to get your message out to a young audience there is no better place to be! Nate you are SuperCool!

Thanks Nate and co. I was super chuffed to be in the mix.

Fabulous #scienceweek is almost here. Come join me Powerhouse (Sydney) or at Meat Market (Melbourne) for an evening of #sonification, music, and science talks! @InspiringNsw Please share...

Sonification + Musicians = Science Rock? Super cool to be back in the studio, finishing off the new record and preparing for the shows, Science Rock vs. Indie Rock? #meatmarketmelb Powerhouse @InspiringNsw NationalScienceWeek #scienceweek

National Science Week: The Music of Genes Live at Meat Market, North Melbourne Tuesday 15th Aug ABC Melbourne, 3rrrfm, @pbsfm, NationalScienceWeek Event details: bit.ly/3seb5Ek

Just popping in to talk to Aunty…

Former musician, School of Science Dr Mark Temple has used computer code to make audio from DNA sequences. Celebrate #ScienceWeek by listening to a full ensemble perform the data as music on Thursday 17 August at Powerhouse Ultimo. Learn more here - tinyurl.com/3n5fpc5m 🥁🧬

Proud to be a co-author of this paper - congratulations Eddie on this excellent article, and thanks for bringing us all together and letting us be part of it! 🧬 🎶 🧪 Royal Northern College of Music RNCM Research