Early in April, The Scientist called on researchers and science enthusiasts to submit their video and website creations for our second annual Labby Multimedia Awards—or Labbies. The entries had to be created with funding from a single research grant and had to relate to the life sciences. From dozens of submissions, we selected five video and website finalists. The winners were then chosen by a panel of judges as well as hundreds of readers voting at the-scientist.com. For tips on creating science videos and websites, see our September 2011 feature "Showcase Your Science."
By Julia Sable and David Sands
“If you look into the core of a raindrop or snowflake, what are you likely to find? Bacteria!” writes science filmmaker Julia Sable, who directed this ...
