By Lakshini Mendis
1. The Marionette = grad-student on a string
Inspired by the work done by the movement neuroscience lab, this costume is made out of old participant recruitment posters and electrodes, complete with a TMS-coil-like head accessory! Think it’s time your supervisor frees you too?
Design/model: Jennifer Chin (Fashionomics 2014, Queenstown Research Week)
1. The Marionette = grad-student on a string
Inspired by the work done by the movement neuroscience lab, this costume is made out of old participant recruitment posters and electrodes, complete with a TMS-coil-like head accessory! Think it’s time your supervisor frees you too?
Design/model: Jennifer Chin (Fashionomics 2014, Queenstown Research Week)
2. Gene-pair
Every diploid cell has two copies of the same gene. So, grab your best mate, get garbed in some denim, and you could be a gene-pair too!
Design/model: Frances Sutton (and friend)
Every diploid cell has two copies of the same gene. So, grab your best mate, get garbed in some denim, and you could be a gene-pair too!
Design/model: Frances Sutton (and friend)
3. Pumpkin π
3.14159265359…. anyone?
Design/model: Jacqlin A
4. Retro-virus
Idea: Priyesha Mendis
Idea: Priyesha Mendis
5. Fifty Shades of Gloves
It’s time to pay homage to the humble glove - a staple of lab fashion!
Design: Jenny McShane (Fashionomics 2014, Queenstown Research Week, NZ)
It’s time to pay homage to the humble glove - a staple of lab fashion!
Design: Jenny McShane (Fashionomics 2014, Queenstown Research Week, NZ)
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