09-05-2025 23:51 via cbc.ca

Dance Your PhD winner channels his inner Kylie Minogue to explain food science

A University of Helsinki food scientist is this year’s winner of Science magazine’s annual Dance Your PhD contest, which has academics ditch their lab coats for latex as they explain their dissertations with movement and song.

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