The Best Way to Explain the Research is...through Dance!

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Anna Gams has entered 'Dance your Ph.D.' contest sponsored by AAAS and Science. The goal of the competition is to challenge scientists to explain the research without using slideshows and scientific jargon but through the interpretive dance. Anna's dance describes Sex and Age Differences in Cardiac Function.

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