Science Dance Moves: The Gilson Pipette

Are you a scientist with a disappointing lack of dance moves when you go out on the town? Not enough time to find and learn new things to impress the ladies? Never fear! You'd be surprised how many moves you already know.

The Background:
Gilson pipettes are used to measure and dispense volumes of liquids, to adjust what volume is measured part of the device is rotated. This repetitive motion is the inspiration for a particularly classy technique pictured above.

In the coming weeks look forward to:
"The Magnetic Stirrer bead", "This is what my graph should look like", "This is what it actually looks like" and "Should have weighed this in a fumehood"

In other news:
what am I doing with my life.