Audio Recording - Public Lecture: Tunes in time

Monday 25 October 2010 10am

How physics can contribute to the study of fossils and music

Friday, October 15 2010

Professor Tim Senden & Professor Neville Fletcher

An audio recording of the talks is now available for download (61MB mp3)

Contact

Ms Kavitha Robinson
E: development.rspe@anu.edu.au
T: (02)61251814

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