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Safety Song: musical number about lab safety

David Pescovitz at 9:24 am Wed, Oct 21, 2009

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The talented UC Berkeley science grad students who created the wonderful and award-winning Nano Song earlier this year have followed up with the delightful Safety Song about lab safety. For more about these lively lyricists, check out The Sounds of Science.

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  • Nano Song - Boing Boing

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  • pato pal ur

    I have to admit, this was about 100 times better than I expected. Well done!

  • joel_kelly

    This is full of awesome, thanks!

    They kind of picked on that purple guy for being hairy, though.

  • Anonymous

    Got your link in my weekly ACS newsletter. I absolutely love both your nano and your lab safety songs/videos. The creativity is excellent! I hope that they also encourage children to seriously consider science and engineering for careers. Well done!

  • knodi

    First link to nano song is bad.