Do you see science and religion in conflict?

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

I do not see any conflict in science or religion itself, it is what some religious leaders and scientist make of it that creates the conflict.

When you delve into science a bit, or into art... how frequencies create music and colors, how tiny potions of energy turn into an object perceived as solid, how tiny "yes" and "no" decisions or tiny dots can create a whole world when there are enough of them, how an author can create a whole universe with just 26 symbols (more or less, depending on the language and letter system)... I won't even mention quantum physics or noetic sciences.
Brain activity is electrical energy that can be measured. Thought and emotion create magnetic fields, the magnetic field created by emotion being much stronger.

When you look at what the human body consists of or what any "matter" consists of... or how the already mentioned frequencies make musical notes and colors, how can you not be in awe? Isn't it a miracle? How can you listen to music, these frequencies which are in mathematical harmony, and not believe in God, or what ever you want to call it?
My personal interest in science started early, as a kid I had watched something at TV about chemistry where a liquid changed its color. Isn't that a kind of magic? When I heard of negative numbers for the first time I was fascinated: how can there be less than nothing?
Oh, and all the different creatures that existed during the ages, the different world views, art styles, music styles, ways of life and what not in different places and eras!

This world is a place of wonders. We just sometimes forget that.

Where is the contradiction? I don't see it.