How drumming, three-dimensional audio and technology from a Mars rover can benefit health

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Our podcast on science and technology. This week, we take a trip to the Royal Society’s summer science exhibition

ATTENDING A SCIENCE festival or an exhibition can be an exciting day out, while also being hugely informative. Natasha Loder,’s health editor visits the Royal Society’s summer exhibition to play with both the simple and cutting-edge technologies that have potential for healthcare.

Natasha asks Clem Burke, drummer of the rock band Blondie, and Marcus Smith of the University of Chichester how drumming can help children with autism. Natasha also meets Lorenzo Picinali, of Imperial College London, who explains why creating audio that feels three-dimensional could be useful for people with sensory impairment. Plus, Sumeet Mahajan of the University of Southampton demonstrates how technology used in NASA’s Mars rover can be applied to the early detection of diseases.

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