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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe If writing review papers and polishing manuscripts has worn you down, maybe it's time to turn to your musical talents to explain your


science. For more than a year, _Nature_ reporter Daniel Cressey has been cataloguing songs about science on The Great Beyond blog. The fourteenth installment features songs that are not only


entertaining and educational, but are also easy on the ears (http://tinyurl.com/ac4aox). _The Nano Song_ is a Sesame-Street-esque rundown of how small 'nano-small' is — complete


with dancing letters and a grouchy puppet. It's also the University of California, Berkeley's entry in the American Chemical Society's 'What is Nano?' contest


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