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- Summer
LEGO Female Scientists
As on of the fastest projects to ever do so – it took 44 days – Ellen Kooijman Science Adventures reached the 10,000 votes on LEGO Ideas (I have written about it here), suggesting people still like to see more female scientists in the world of LEGO.
As there have been quite a few already, here is a little quiz for you: three of the figures above are official LEGO figures, two are customs using only official parts. Which one is which?
Can you believe that there are scientists that get to play with Lego's at work? Sure enough, researchers are using toy bricks to study how plants react to environmental factors.
Read more: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2srgxN/awLgcG8x:l4yfeMT0/www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/How-Legos-Could-Change-What-We-Know-About-Plants-180951996/
