About the Live Concert

Free tickets: Chemistry in the Universe Concert

If you are in Boston, we would love to see you there! To participate for free digitally, scroll to the bottom of this post ☺️ we have gifts for you!

This is more than a performance. It is a live collaboration between:

The score and visuals are designed around real scientific logic and data, not generic animation loops.

What you will experience

  1. Across the concert, you will see chemistry unfold from the early universe toward complex molecular behavior in a 50-minute animated Director sequence created by Vanessa Rosa, Ph.D. | Science with Impact with support from MONET.
  2. In parallel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Brett McGuire) and MONET (Jeremiah Johnson, Ph.D.) researchers will provide short scientific context talks during the performance, connecting the visuals and music to current science.
  3. The event also includes a live learning assessment strategy using Mentimeter to capture audience understanding and engagement in real time!

If you are in Boston, come join us

✨Reserve your free ticket: Tickets are free, and we would love your support in the room:

“Chemistry in the Universe” Concert of Music and Science
Is the chemistry of our Earth the same as in space? Join scientists and a live chamber ensemble to explore these questions through science and music!
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Want to participate digitally? (Also Free)

1️⃣ Free Chemistry Study Music and Visuals: Watch the 50-minute Animation (with LoFi Music in the Background) ⬅️ Great for reading/focus!

2️⃣ New Chemistry of the Universe Game! Initiate the Big Bang and build chemistry structures from quarks to macromolecules in our newest game!

Click to play on any device! (No downloads or purchases required) but we'd love your support if you want to subscribe!

3️⃣ Subscribe to the Multiverse Concert Series YouTube Channel where they will release a live recording of the concert!

Multiverse Concert Series
Discover Science Through Music Multiverse is interdisciplinary concert and event series 🎶 We believe the endeavours of art & science stem jointly from our innate passion for discovery.
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Particles to Polymerization: The Chemistry of the Universe
Behind-the-scenes on Science with Impact’s work for the Multiverse Concert Series, with music composed by Prof. David Ibbett (Multiverse) and presented by Prof. Jeremiah Johnson of MIT—also a Senior Investigator at the NSF Center for Molecularly Optimized Networks (MONET).
Science with ImpactVanessa Rosa, Ph.D.

Learn more about the collaboration, how we made the visual, and it's impact here!

Want a poster of the Chemistry of the Universe?

We are also preparing an NFC-enabled poster version of this work (science, impact, and production method).

If you would be interested in receiving that poster, reply or leave a comment and let us know.

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