The Harvard Medical and Dental School class of 2016 is pleased to announce the winners of The Organ Challenge! The talents of children and teenagers around the world came together to produce beautiful collaborations of science and art. We were so impressed with the enthusiasm, creativity, and brilliance demonstrated in all of the videos. Whether you're beginning your journey or you're about to enter your hardest year of medical school (like we are!), we hope you continue to find the exploration of science to be just as fun and rewarding!
Winner: "Skin Song" by Kadena Elementary School, Okinawa, Japan
"The Brain Song" by Waddell Language Academy, Charlotte, North Carolina
"Digest It All" by Pacific Boychoir Academy, Oakland, California
"What Do the Eyes Do?" by Kadena Elementary School, Okinawa, Japan
"Yel-low - The Liver's Lament" by Naples Elementary, Naples, Idaho
"Touch It" by Naples Elementary, Naples, Idaho
Winner: "That Muscle" by Athens Intermediate & Middles School, Athens, Alabama
Semi-Finalist: "The Stomach: Because I'm Hungry" by SAR Academy, New York, New York
Winner: "Pumping" by Poolesville High School, Poolsesville, Maryland
"Give Ur a Liver" by Sir Francis Drake High School, San Anselmo, California
"The Kidney Song" by the Academy for Medical Science Technology, Hackensack, New Jersey
"Glucose" by the Philippine Science High School, Quezon City, Philippines
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Our med school class was so excited and humbled by the success of our recent music video "What Does the Spleen Do?" We got so much positive feedback, in particular about the video's ability to talk about science and the human body in a way that is both fun and educational.
As a result, we are introducing a challenge for teachers and their students to create fun and educational music videos that answer a seemingly simple questions: "What does that organ do?" CLICK HERE to learn more.