good lecture

Hi Mark, this is super interesting. Do you have a link to this web tool? 🦦

Found a gem!

I’m Pasindu, a BFA student currently working on my senior project, which explores themes of identity through art and sound. I’m truly inspired by your work, and I’m reaching out with a question that I hope you might be able to help with. My project, titled Silent Threads Unwoven, involves sequencing my own DNA and transforming it into a musical composition that plays as viewers experience the installation. The goal is to create an immersive reflection on identity by blending biological and cultural elements, allowing audiences to "hear" a piece of human essence. I was wondering if you’ve ever created or come across a universal DNA-to-music code or something similar for human DNA? I'd be deeply grateful if you could share any resources or insights, or if it would be possible to incorporate elements of your work with credit, of course. Your approach to sound and representation aligns so closely with the themes I’m aiming to convey, and I believe it would add a powerful dimension to my project. Thank you so much for considering this.

I’m Pasindu, a BFA student currently working on my senior project, which explores themes of identity through art and sound. I’m truly inspired by your work, and I’m reaching out with a question that I hope you might be able to help with. My project, titled Silent Threads Unwoven, involves sequencing my own DNA and transforming it into a musical composition that plays as viewers experience the installation. The goal is to create an immersive reflection on identity by blending biological and cultural elements, allowing audiences to "hear" a piece of human essence. I was wondering if you’ve ever created or come across a universal DNA-to-music code or something similar for human DNA? I'd be deeply grateful if you could share any resources or insights, or if it would be possible to incorporate elements of your work with credit, of course. Your approach to sound and representation aligns so closely with the themes I’m aiming to convey, and I believe it would add a powerful dimension to my project. Thank you so much for considering this.

I’m Pasindu, a BFA student currently working on my senior project, which explores themes of identity through art and sound. I’m truly inspired by your work, and I’m reaching out with a question that I hope you might be able to help with. My project, titled Silent Threads Unwoven, involves sequencing my own DNA and transforming it into a musical composition that plays as viewers experience the installation. The goal is to create an immersive reflection on identity by blending biological and cultural elements, allowing audiences to "hear" a piece of human essence. I was wondering if you’ve ever created or come across a universal DNA-to-music code or something similar for human DNA? I'd be deeply grateful if you could share any resources or insights, or if it would be possible to incorporate elements of your work with credit, of course. Your approach to sound and representation aligns so closely with the themes I’m aiming to convey, and I believe it would add a powerful dimension to my project. Thank you so much for considering this.

I’m Pasindu, a BFA student currently working on my senior project, which explores themes of identity through art and sound. I’m truly inspired by your work, and I’m reaching out with a question that I hope you might be able to help with. My project, titled Silent Threads Unwoven, involves sequencing my own DNA and transforming it into a musical composition that plays as viewers experience the installation. The goal is to create an immersive reflection on identity by blending biological and cultural elements, allowing audiences to "hear" a piece of human essence. I was wondering if you’ve ever created or come across a universal DNA-to-music code or something similar for human DNA? I'd be deeply grateful if you could share any resources or insights, or if it would be possible to incorporate elements of your work with credit, of course. Your approach to sound and representation aligns so closely with the themes I’m aiming to convey, and I believe it would add a powerful dimension to my project. Thank you so much for considering this.

I’m Pasindu, a BFA student currently working on my senior project, which explores themes of identity through art and sound. I’m truly inspired by your work, and I’m reaching out with a question that I hope you might be able to help with. My project, titled Silent Threads Unwoven, involves sequencing my own DNA and transforming it into a musical composition that plays as viewers experience the installation. The goal is to create an immersive reflection on identity by blending biological and cultural elements, allowing audiences to "hear" a piece of human essence. I was wondering if you’ve ever created or come across a universal DNA-to-music code or something similar for human DNA? I'd be deeply grateful if you could share any resources or insights, or if it would be possible to incorporate elements of your work with credit, of course. Your approach to sound and representation aligns so closely with the themes I’m aiming to convey, and I believe it would add a powerful dimension to my project. Thank you so much for considering this.

helpful!❤

tyy

Great presentation

This one is so good it actually sounds like it could be a real melody at around the 1 minute mark

Thank you sir

Yeah this was total bs

I have to do a presentation on this in my college class and I don’t know how to explain it simply enough that my classmates will understand.

What happens if the column gets dry?

Sounds like progressive jazz with a lot of wanking.

What is the concentration of gel which you used?

Nice tune, thanks, though halfway through I lost the association between data and sounds.

Thank you sir

happy to see you again always very clear thank you

Is listening to this programming you with COVID?

Probably the best explanation of this topic ever. Thank you soo much sir

brillant!

I have successfully extracted DNA samples from various fruits using the Strawberry DNA extraction protocol. Is there anything else I can do with my sample that I am currently preserving in 70% isopropyl alcohol at home. Planning to get a microscope for observation. What can I expect?

thank you for this clarification professor

Well explained 👍

I’m glad i’m not the only one wondering what DNA sounds like.

Shit slaps, I played this a my birthday and we got really lit, what a time to be alive

Excellent

thank you for your help mark

I agree though I i hear work colleagues saying similar things .....then 2mths later get their gardens ' landscaped' aka cut any old tree down, remove all natural animal habitat, plants & old wood & bring in uniform / undiverse flowers...v frustrating. Love what yr trying to do with yr work... science heads who can also create & have unique views r often the ones who think outside the box & if only supported wld bring positive change. Sadly its usually the narrow minded, more robotic types that get big projects/ideas backed. Still u seem to b pushing ahead off steam yr creating yourself.... great to see (& 🙉 hear 😂)!

Ever seen any if Stuart Mitchell Music's work? Not sure uf hes still around but beautiful & your works remind me of ea other compliment ea other... different but both unique & 💭🤔 thoughtful.

Great lesson

tysm

Its theme music lol

This must be the DNA of Chinese person because the song has no structure, no rhythm, and sounds like complete nonsense.

Could i ask question : why we always focus on annealing temperature more than others any sometimes change it to find the optimal temperature !!

Now i wanna sequence my own genome to make music out of myself

Im a college student taking a cancer bio class and this video helped me understand the article so much better. Thank you!!!

Thank you

oh you gorgeous gorgeous man thank you so much

This is amazing explanation Sir

Amazing explanation. Thank you so much, sensei.

Very nicely explained.

I thought it would sound like a great symphony but it’s mostly noise

I like your video! Good demonstration, and thank you!!!

Dope

Thank you

Hydrogen is E sharp? What is this ?