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April 18, 2016
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GenNano third place winner: Vuong Mai
NSF video describing the creative entry from Vuong Mai from Martha Ellen Stilwell School of the Arts in Georgia, who took third place for "Nine." Deriving its name from the scientific notation for nano—10 to the minus 9th power—Nine dons a nanosuit to rescue a kidnapping victim. Once primarily interested in the arts, Mai is rethinking her career choices after being involved in this competition.
Credit: NSF
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