Science Song Parody Contest 2018

In summary, the Science Song Parody Contest 2018 is a competition that challenges participants to create parodies of popular songs with a scientific twist. The contest aims to promote creativity and interest in science through the use of music. The winners are chosen based on the originality, humor, and scientific accuracy of their parody songs. This event is a fun and unique way to engage people in the world of science and encourage them to learn more about different scientific concepts.
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Biotechniques magazine does a song parody contest each year.
https://www.future-science.com/btn/labgrammy it is for this year.
Not all songs are created equal.
IMHO the best three are:
NeuroTransmissions: "Get Data"; fun in the lab stuff
A Capella Science: "Evo-Devo"; about Evo-Devo (Evolutionary Development)
Everyday Science: "Pi, Pi, Pi"; about Pi
 
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Nice, I listened to a couple already and they're pretty humorous.
 
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Some of them are very well made, It would take most people a while to realize they are parodies (unless they paid close attention to the lyrics).
 
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Really enjoyed Get Data and Pi, Pi Pi. Very well done. :woot:
 

1. What is the "Science Song Parody Contest 2018"?

The Science Song Parody Contest 2018 is a competition that invites scientists to create and submit song parodies that are related to science.

2. Who can participate in the contest?

The contest is open to all scientists, regardless of their field or level of expertise. It is also open to students pursuing a degree in a science-related field.

3. What are the rules for the contest?

The rules vary depending on the contest organizers, but some common rules include: the song must be an original parody, it must be related to science, it must be appropriate for all ages, and it must be submitted within a certain time frame.

4. How are the winners selected?

The winners are typically chosen by a panel of judges who evaluate the entries based on creativity, originality, and relevance to science. Some contests also include a public voting component.

5. What are the prizes for the winners?

The prizes for the winners can vary, but they often include cash prizes, gift cards, or other rewards. Additionally, the winners may have their song featured on the contest website or other platforms.

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