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Someone likes it cold - iced detector at the ISIS neutron source
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Time-of-flight powder diffraction as seen by the 36 detectors of the SENJU beamline. Simulation done using McStas.
Did you know that? DTU is at a one hour drive from Lund, Sweden, a booming scientific hub with two giant microscopes under construction.
Neutron imaging helps understanding the ultimate structure of things. For example, how does a moka work? Video by A. Kaestner, beamline responsible at the Paul Scherren Institute in Switzerland.
X-ray Thursday: know thy ribosome
In 2009 Ada Yonath won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her work on the structure of ribosome. Ribosomes are complex structures located in all living cells (pic via Asian Science Magazine)
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Never heard about crystallography? Bragg's law is all you need to start ;-)
François Houle
François Houle
Fri Nov 16
The Commons is thrilled to present the incomparable François Houle performing aerial, an intimate evening of solo performance. This one night only event will incorporate video projection by Bay Area visual artists David and Hi-Jin Hodge, frequent collaborators and fellow members of NEXMAP.
Clarinetist François Houle has established himself as one of today’s most inventive musicians in the diverse musical spheres he embraces: classical, jazz, new music, improvised music, and world music. Inspired by collaborations with the world’s top musical innovators, François has developed a unique improvisational language, virtuosic and rich with sonic embellishment and technical extensions. A sought after soloist and chamber musician, he has actively expanded the clarinet’s repertoire by commissioning some of today’s leading Canadian and international composers and premiering over one hundred new works.
François studied at McGill University, winning the National Debut competition and completing his studies at Yale. He has been artist-in-residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts and Civitella Ranieri Foundation in Umbria, Italy. In 2008 he was appointed as “Associate Composer” of the Canadian Music Centre.
This special evening launches a series of musical performance at The Commons that will occur on an on going basis and be organized by Houle. By actively bringing music into the gallery the project strives to foster exchange between artistic disciplines. Second in this exciting series will be Linda Bouchard coming January, 2013.
The Commons is a venue for the presentation of art in all of its forms. In this way The Commons means to be a place where disciplines meet and mix, a place for cross fertilization and dialogue. The Commons facilitates the presentation of international art in Vancouver through collaboration with galleries from around the world and seeks to foster new economies for local artists through our exhibition program.
François Houle
aerial
Friday November 16, 8pm. $20 at the door.
Seating will be limited, door opens at 7pm.