Emotionless physics data can be transformed through a process called sonification. Chris Henschke uses this to tease the music out of light.

Psychology, in conjunction with neuroscience and computational modelling, has helped us understand how the brain processes music and why we love it so much.

Babies enjoying music seems like a simple, natural thing. But under the surface there are complex inner workings that can give us insights into musical development.

Scientists know the world through data, but Aboriginal Australians know the world through the ancient musical tradition of songlines.

The relationship between humans and music has been changing with every new invention. Music is now more readily available than ever, and the way we listen is rapidly evolving.