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Emma Ware is a Queen's PhD graduate from the Biomotion Lab in the Department of Psychology. Her video won the Social Sciences Category for Dance Your PhD 2011 and this was a part of our team's inspiration.</p> | Emma Ware is a Queen's PhD graduate from the Biomotion Lab in the Department of Psychology. Her video won the Social Sciences Category for Dance Your PhD 2011 and this was a part of our team's inspiration.</p> | ||
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<p>Possibly the first existing video of people modelling science using dance. I also don't think anyone has done anything on this scale ever. It is awesome and it has a very 70s vibe to it.</p> | <p>Possibly the first existing video of people modelling science using dance. I also don't think anyone has done anything on this scale ever. It is awesome and it has a very 70s vibe to it.</p> | ||
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The Dance Your PhD Contest and Other Videos
On this page, we'll be sharing a number of our favourite videos from this year as well as past years, along with some other dance videos that we just enjoy! Click here for a full list of this year's finalists! These are all awesome videos.
Emma Ware is a Queen's PhD graduate from the Biomotion Lab in the Department of Psychology. Her video won the Social Sciences Category for Dance Your PhD 2011 and this was a part of our team's inspiration. |
Possibly the first existing video of people modelling science using dance. I also don't think anyone has done anything on this scale ever. It is awesome and it has a very 70s vibe to it. |