The Guardian

If the Large Hadron Collider made music, what would it sound like?

Seven physicists found out, by turning data from CERN’s experiments in to songs, then playing them in situ Helping scientists to discover the Higgs boson was, it seems, just one of the Large Hadron ...
Gizmodo

CERN’s “Cosmic Piano” Makes Music Out of Raw Particle Data

At Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival in July, jazz pianist Al Blatter found himself jamming with an unusual collaborator: the so-called “cosmic piano,” an instrument developed by physicists at CERN ...
techtimes

CERN makes music from Large Hadron Collider’s atom smashing data

Physicists at the CERN particle physics laboratory in Europe have marked the facility's 60th birthday with music, but not just any tune -- they've converted science data from their Large Hadron ...
techtimes

CERN Scientists Make Music Using Particle Physics And ‘Cosmic Piano’

Scientists working at the CERN created the so called cosmic piano. The machine is unlike other conventional music instruments because it uses particle data to produce live music. The instrument, which ...
VICE

The Symphony of Particle Smashing, as Performed by CERN Scientists

So this is quite pleasant: A new experimental composition from the underground particle smashers at CERN sonifies data gathered over a two-year stretch at the Large Hadron Collider, specifically the ...