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Friday, October 29, 2004

Great Pictures of a Small World
For 30 years now, Nikon has run its Small World Photomicrography Contest, reserved to photographs using light microscopes. In "The accidental artist," the MIT writes that one of its Ph.D. candidate is the winner of the 2004 edition. Seth Coe-Sullivan "is studying the uses of light emission from the quantum dots in devices such as light bulbs and cell phones."

And the quantum dot nanocrystals he filmed showed such elaborate patterns that some of his colleagues suggested him to enter the contest. Not only he won, but his work will be part of an itinerant exhibit in galleries throughout the U.S. in January 2005. This mini-gallery contains four of my favorite pictures of the 2004 edition, such as those of differentiating neuronal cells or a 25-days old turbot.
:: posted by Roland Piquepaille, 6:44 AM Comments (0)
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