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Note: Videos are intended for communication and not rigorous scientific review.

Many thanks to the expert judges, students, teachers, parents, and voters who made this exciting competition happen!

High school students are excellent science communicators. The submitted entries in this year's Video Challenge demonstrate tremendous creativity and used many storytelling approaches to communicate the Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer.

Congratulations to the 2022 Prize Winners

• EGFR/Ras Pathway Relay Race
  By Ying Chen, Abigail Chung, Jessica Liu, and Mia Haas of Stuyvesant High School, New York, NY
  Team advisor: Mr. Gilbert Papagayo
• Judges' Award Second Place
  Menacing Mutations: Examining the Role of the RAS Oncogene in Cancer Development
  By Xinyi Zhang of South Brunswick High School, South Brunswick, NJ
  Team advisor: Mrs. Dana Armstrong
• Judges' Award Third Place
  Pika the p21: Protector of the Cell Cycle
  By Jeslyn Choudhruy, He Xuan, and Chloe Zhang of Jericho High School, Jericho, NY
  Team advisor: Mrs. Serena McCalla
• Viewer's Choice Award
  p53 The Spell Checking Machine
  By Isabella Hakim, Kendall Archer, Olivia Spielman, and Noah Um of Riverdale Country School, New York, NY
  Team advisor: Mrs. Monica Murakami

Our panel of expert judges (Paul Craig, RIT; Beata E. Mierzwa, UCSD; X.F. Steven Zheng, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey) scored the videos based on Quality of Storytelling (20%), Quality of Science Communication (30%), Quality of Public Health Message (10%), Originality and Creativity (20%), Quality of Production (10%), and Proper Accreditation (10%).

The general public voted for the Viewer's Choice Award.