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01.09.09

PopSci Photo Contest

We have a winner! Get a taste of fame and glory for yourself and enter PopSci.com's photo contest for a chance to see your work featured on the site. Next theme: Seasonal Science

By PopSci Staff Posted 09.26.2008 at 12:49 pm 0 Comments

Rev it Up: Winner of the PopSci photo contest. Chad Lehmann

Another awesome set of entries to the PopSci photo contest. Thanks to everyone who entered and congrats to this week's winner for the theme "Need for Speed": Chad Lehmann (via our Flickr pool).

For all of you photogs, another contest is in the works. After the jump, get the low down. And as always, happy shooting!

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Cheap Labor

Big problem, small budget? Tap the affordable talents of brainy undergrads

By Patrick DiJusto Posted 09.15.2008 at 3:23 pm 0 Comments

Big-money competitions—like the $25-million Virgin Earth Challenge to suck carbon from the atmosphere and the $10-million Progressive Automotive X Prize to build a 100mpg car—are a great way to inspire life-changing technologies. Winning strokes the ego, of course, and eight-figure prize money is also a good lure. But what if you need some innovative ideas, only you don’t have a lot of prize money to throw around? Hand out course credit instead.

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PopSci Photo Contest

We have a winner! Get a taste of fame and glory for yourself and enter PopSci.com's photo contest for a chance to see your work featured on the site. Next theme: Need for Speed

By PopSci Staff Posted 09.12.2008 at 4:08 pm 0 Comments

Another awesome set of entries to the PopSci photo contest. Thanks to everyone who entered and congrats to this week's winner for the theme "Technology We Love": Phillip Evans (via our Flickr pool).

For all of you photogs, another contest is in the works. After the jump, get the low down. And as always, happy shooting!

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