Max Bucklan used art and science to create an award-winning video explaining alternative splicing. Max Bucklan used art and science to create an award-winning video explaining alternative splicing. Drawing on his longtime interest in science and filmmaking, he used LEGO minifigures and bricks to illustrate his research on a rare pediatric brain tumor. His mentor, Gregory, praised the project for blending art and science to make difficult concepts relatable. To learn more about his project and view the video, visit Duke University School of Medicine.