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The Voice Symposium – The Science Museum’s Dana Centre, London, 16th November 2012

posted on February 15, 2025

Research Summary: The Voice Symposium

Event Type: Interdisciplinary symposium exploring voice across science, art, music, and poetry
Location & Date: Dana Centre, Science Museum, London; 16th November 2012
Participating Disciplines: Scientists, artists, researchers, musicians, and poets
Format: One-day series of talks and performances
Admission: Free to attend
Registration: Booking required via designated site; additional details available through Vox Lab
Focus: Multidisciplinary exploration of uses and meanings of the human voice

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Voice Symposium is an exciting series of talks and performances that explores the many uses and meanings of the voice. The one-day symposium will feature scientists, artists, researchers, musicians and poets, and is free to attend. To book your place please visit this site, for more information on timings and panels visit the Vox Lab.

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