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UGR Sound Map: Science as an Auditory Experience

The University of Granada has launched the sound series Mapa Sonoro UGR. ¿A qué suena la ciencia de vanguardia? (UGR Sound Map. What Does Cutting-Edge Science Sound Like?), a science communication initiative that invites listeners to explore the acoustic landscapes of the university’s most innovative research. This new project is now available on Spotify and iVoox.

On the 11th, a new episode was released titled “The Dark Side of Synthetic Voices,” which explores the challenges, implications, and risks of artificial voice systems in communication, technology, and ethics.

With this launch, the UGR reinforces its commitment to bringing science closer to society through creative and sensory perspectives, while also offering a critical look at sound technology and its impact.

To listen to the series and access the special episode, visit the official UGR channel, where links to all available platforms can be found.

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