And Now, the Winner of the 2013 Dance Your PhD Competition in Chemistry

We Have Done the Impossible and That Makes Us Mighty

Susana Polo

Published: Nov 21, 2013 12:11 pm

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The Dance Your PhD Competition challenges grad students in STEM to explain the technical details in their projects not in laymans terms, but in interpretive dance. The grand prize is $1k, and a trip to a screening of their winning video at Stanford University. Here’s Ambalika Khadria’s winning entry in the field of Chemistry (a trick she developed to observe the behavior of proteins), but you can see the rest of the winners at io9.

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