Scientific American and SciVee are holding a video contest to collect short videos on "World Changing Ideas" -- the deadline for submissions was extended to September 15th, which means there are still five days left to submit your video entries on innovative ways to build a cleaner, healthier, smarter world. I'm sure there are lots of Worldchanging readers up to that task out there! Perhaps a new weekend project is born?
Videos will be judged on overall impact, scientific content, concept/originality, entertainment value, and production quality. The contest organizers are seeking 2-5 minute non-commercial videos in the following five categories:
- Energy
- Transportation
- Environment
- Electronics or Robotics
- Healthcare or Medicine
Winning videos will be selected in October, and posted online in November. For a full list of the contest rules and guidelines, click here.
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