This year's Grand Prize is awarded to for their video entitled, "The Art of Spin" by Nils Persson and Dalsu Choi. The video illustrates the aggregation of P3HT using stop-motion animation and related transistor fabrication techniques to the popular backyard activity, spin art, using a homemade machine.
Nils and Dalsu are in the group of Elsa Reichmanis in the School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE). The team is awarded the grand prize for receiving the highest overall score. Congratulations Nils and Dalsu!
Nils Persson is a second-year graduate student studying the mechanisms of formation and properties of ordered structures of poly-3-hexylthiophene. He has been producing videos since junior high, from live concerts to short action films and sitcoms.
Dalsu Choi is a fourth-year graduate student working on the development and theoretic analysis of novel solution processing methods for effective molecular assembly of pi-conjugated polymers.
Georgia Tech-COPE would also like to mention the other students that submitted videos in the contest and thank them for their participation.
About the Georgia Tech–COPE Research Video Contest
The Georgia Tech–COPE Research Video Contest gives students involved in the field of organic photonics and electronics at Georgia Tech an opportunity to present their research and compete with other students.