Science Dance Contest
You can help my friend win the AAAS Science Dance Contest by watching her entry on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18Z8zASUnlg
The research of the winners will be created into a full-length dance by a
professional choreographer and premiered at the next AAAS meeting. There is
even talk of a world tour (seriously).
The winner of the most popular category is determined by the number of views of
the video. The current leading video has nearly 12,000 views and there are only
4 days left in the competition. So, Please send this to your friends,
listservs, post to your facebook and myspace pages. Feel free to alter the
subject line and e-mail body as appropriate to encourage people to view the
video.
You can vote (by viewing) as many times as you like
You can learn more about the AAAS Science Dance Contest at this site
http://gonzolabs.org/dance/
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Saving turtles by dancing
By danielSaving turtles by dancing ...
The video (and PhD) of David's friend is about reducing the so-called bycatch (species that get caught in a net even though they are not the target). You can watch the video here at ways, too (dunno whether this will count for the contest stats, though):
PS: You can see David dance there, too.
The winners of the contest
By danielThe winners of the contest have now been announced, and the above video of David's friend was a runner-up. Congratulations!
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