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Mashup Score: 182
Runners-up in Science’s annual competition include dances of streambank erosion and moth mating
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Mashup Score: 176
Runners-up in Science’s annual competition include dances of streambank erosion and moth mating
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Mashup Score: 145
Once again, scientists can strut their (thesis) stuff
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Mashup Score: 126
Once again, scientists can strut their (thesis) stuff
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Mashup Score: 13
Competition celebrates the best of science told through fancy footwork
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Mashup Score: 4
Competition celebrates the best of science told through fancy footwork
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Mashup Score: 15Lord of the Rings–quoting performance wins this year’s ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ contest | Science | AAAS - 1 year(s) ago
Twirling and flying hand fans, catchy Lord of the Rings references, and 20 blue papier-mâché balloons. University of Oregon chemist Checkers Marshall put together that strange combination to create this year’s overall winning video in Science’s long-running Dance Your Ph.D. contest. The use of fans, which represented electrons, was nonnegotiable for Marshall: “I can’t dance unless there’s…
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Mashup Score: 4Lord of the Rings–quoting performance wins this year’s ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ contest | Science | AAAS - 1 year(s) ago
Twirling and flying hand fans, catchy Lord of the Rings references, and 20 blue papier-mâché balloons. University of Oregon chemist Checkers Marshall put together that strange combination to create this year’s overall winning video in Science’s long-running Dance Your Ph.D. contest. The use of fans, which represented electrons, was nonnegotiable for Marshall: “I can’t dance unless there’s…
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Mashup Score: 37
Competition celebrates the best of science told through fancy footwork
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Mashup Score: 20
Competition celebrates the best of science told through fancy footwork
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The #DanceYourPhD competition challenges scientists around the world to explain their research through the most jargon-free medium available: interpretive dance. 🏅 Check out this year's winners: https://t.co/ihgSLsvX9I @SandboxAQ https://t.co/6fpRXf8VfM