Tenor sax of Within Experimental Error and Schizzofunk, and now of Bender Miguel Camblor holds a PhD in Chemistry and is a Research Professor at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). An specialist in synthesis, structural and physicochemical characterization and … Sigue leyendo →
A member, with Mussorsgky, Cui, Rimsky-Korsakov and Balakirev of the group of russian composers known as The Five, Alexander Borodin has gone down in history as a great composer, although this was not his profession. A doctor of medicine, Borodin … Sigue leyendo →
Considered the father of modern Astronomy, discoverer of planet Uranus and of infrared radiation, Sir William Herschel (1738-1822) arrived to England from his homeland, Germany, as a multifaceted musician and composer. A virtuous of the oboe, the harpsichord, the organ, … Sigue leyendo →
Holding a BSc degree in Chemical Science from Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia, Fletcher Henderson (1897-1952) moved to New York to attend Columbia University for a master’s degree in Chemistry. However, faced with the bad professional prospects of a chemist … Sigue leyendo →
A professional musician, lutenist, composer and music theorist, Vincenzo Galilei deserves an outstanding place in the history of science as a co-discoverer, through experimentation, of one of the first non-linear relations known in physics. Pythagorean tradition holded that two strings … Sigue leyendo →
The Chicken, W.E.E.’s performance at CSIC’s auditorium, July 2009
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Sigue leyendo →On July 19th 2009, W.E.E. performed live at the radio program Carrusel de Verano of Cadena SER. A year after, the radio station used one of the recorded themes for a report titled «The Dark Side of Science» («La Cara … Sigue leyendo →
WEE en La Noche de los Investigadores
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