Interactive musical science experiment comes to New York

Published: 6 June 2011 y., Monday

An exhibition which doubles as a huge, interactive science experiment has openend in New York. The "Dublin Science Gallery's Biorhythm: Music and the Body" show immerses its visitors in a world of sonic experiences to see how they respond to different musical stimulii.

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