You might be able to explain your “insights into oral chemesthetic perception” to a group of chemistry professors – but can you dance it?
Dr. Sulo Roukka from the University of Helsinki can and he’s won a prize to prove it.
The Dance your PhD competition was founded in 2008 aims to make complex research engaging through movement and art.
We’ve compiled some of the 2025 winning entries for you to take a look at.
Video edited by Maddie Molloy
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