Join us for an in-depth online discussion between participating musicians and scientists on Friday 21 August from 3.00 - 4.15 pm

Live From The Lab (LFTL) is a celebration of science, music, arts and culture.

Six Sydney musicians and performers will be partnered with six Australian science researchers from each of the six Sydney Nano Institute flagship projects - Grand Challenges. Each of these projects is aimed at discovering ground-breaking solutions to the world’s greatest challenges that are of social, economic and scientific significance.

Advanced Capture of Water from the Atmosphere
CO2 Zero
Safe-by-Design Nanotechnology
Nanorobotics for Health
Computational Materials Discovery
Unlocking the Neural Interface

The musicians will then share six brand-new compositions inspired by their emotional response to this cutting-edge research in nanoscience on FBi Radio each weekday morning of National Science Week.

Hosted by Associate Professor Alice Motion (School of Chemistry and Sydney Nano Institute Deputy Director, University of Sydney) and Courtney Ammenhauser as part of FBi Radio's weekly science segment Up and Atom.

Want to hear more about LFTL? Download the podcasts or listen to FBi Radio from 8.15-8.45 am on FBi Radio (95.4 FM or stream online), from Friday 14 August to Friday 21 August to hear six brand-new compositions by Sydney artists, each an emotional response to cutting-edge research in nanoscience. You'll be treated to new music inspired by science and discussions between Australian-based scientists and musicians.

Supported by Inspiring Australia and The University of Sydney. Presented by FBi Radio, in collaboration with the Nanosonic Stories team from The University of Sydney Nano Institute.