Willem gave a wonderful talk today at the Departmental R.I.P. seminar series.
Willem is showing the audience the hands that did most of the experiments.
Great job, Willem!
In case you wonder where we draw inspiration for our research. A case study: Karen Tonsfeldt and Evan Anderson.
Before we start—another level to the cryptic puzzle game “Find Evan”. Find Evan!
Now further complicated with an additional challenge: find Karen!
Karen and her baritone. She says playing the baritone also helps with gigaseals…
Evan and his bass. Evan’s passionate play was a challenge for the camera’s autofocus.
Prof. Mike Higley, our friend and colleague from CNNR, plays the percussion.
Find Evan (+5 pts). Find Karen (+10 pts).
Proud Elena next to Evan and Evan’s bass after the venue.
Karen and Evan. Thank you for the amazing performance!
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