Hi folks, I work with the nice folks at Brigham Young University on some research projects funded by the US National Science Foundation, and the NSF co-sponsors an international competition on visualization in the world of science and engineering, called the "Vizzies". The BYU folks submitted a video, and it was selected as one of the ten finalists!
They've now opened the voting to the public. So I'm encouraging (asking? requesting?) everyone to visit the contest website (https://review.wizehive.com/voting/nsfvizziesgallery/27429) and vote for the origami entry! (Hint #1: it's the one that looks like the offspring of a flasher and a spacecraft. Hint #2: it's titled "How origami is inspiring scientific creativity." Hint #3: You can also see the video and vote on this page: https://review.wizehive.com/voting/view/nsfvizziesgallery/27429/2436540/0.) Feel free to pass this link (and voting recommendation) on, and thanks in advance! (There are some other pretty cool visualizations there as well.) Enjoy, Robert
