Songs about science XIX: back to our roots - April 17, 2009
The song that originally inspired the start of this Songs About Science Series now has a sequel.
Back in the depths of time, the Bio-Rad company decided to promote one of its products with the inspired PCR Song. Now, via chemistry-blog.com, we’ve been made aware of the follow up: the GTCA song.
If you want more head over to Bio-Rad for different versions, outtakes and more.
Below the fold: songs about metrics and charts.
CBS’s ‘Sid the Science Kid’ show sings about graphical representations of data:
I like checking out charts because charts rule.
A chart is handy dandy scientific tool
[Hat tip: Flowing Data.]
Here we have a modern update of a classic: An MC Lars cover of Adam ‘Atom’ Goren’s ode to sensible units, ‘(Lord It’s Hard To Be Happy When You’re Not Using) The Metric System’. (Original version here.)
Previously on Songs about Science
Songs about science
Songs of science part II
Songs about science part III: geology
Songs about science part IV: GeekPop08
Songs about science part V: singing scientists
Songs about science part VI: ‘Don’t go messing with our telescope’
Songs about science VII: ‘It’s a long way from Amphioxus’
Songs about pseudo-science
Songs about science part VIII: the astrobiology rap
Songs about science IX: Rollin’ to the Future
Songs about science X: drilling’s killer songs
Songs about science XI: Charlie Darwin
Songs about science XII: Shubin’s song
Songs about science XIII: ‘This stuff is far!’
Songs about Science XIV – Nano vs Fire
Songs about Science XV: You can’t fool the children of evolution
Songs about science XVI: return of the giant isopod
Songs about science XVII: gene regulators mount up
Songs about science XVIII: ‘What up Einstein, you as smart as people think you are.’
