Aimee Pugh-Bernard, Kristy L Kenyon
Mini-review: CREATE-ive use of primary literature in the science classroom
Neuroscience letters
sonification practice generating sound data promising alternative complement data visualization exploring research questions life sciences expressing communicating data form sound rather graphs tables renderings provide secondary information source multitasking remote monitoring purposes make data accessible visualizations cannot used popular astronomy neuroscience geophysics technique data exploration communication potential biological biotechnological sciences fully explored review introduce sonification concept examples sonification used address areas interest biology history technique highlight selection biologyrelated publications involve sonifications dna datasets protein datasets sonifications data collection interpretation sonifications aimed improve science communication accessibility review aim show sonification used discovery tool communication tool inspire lifescience researchers incorporate sonification studies