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  • Brain Organoid in a Test Tube

    Brain Organoid in a Test Tube

    Label Brain Organoid in a Test Tube Artist Timothy Hua Description Human-induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) can differentiate into any cell type within the human body. They have been used to generate various organoid models that mimic interest organs, such as the brain for development and disease models. The cerebellum (small brain) is located at…

  • The Ideal Sacoglossa Radula

    The Ideal Sacoglossa Radula

    Label The Ideal Sacoglossa Radulak Artist Melanie Medinaey Description The radula is a feeding structure unique to molluscs and, in sacoglossan sea slugs, it’s reduced to a single-pointed tooth per row that is used to puncture algal cells. I used this scanning electron microscopic image along with others from from 20 different specimens to perform…

  • Bubbles

    Bubbles

    Label Bubbles Artist Tianhan Liu Description The bubbles form when aluminum was deposited on a thin flake of topological insulators (TI) BiSbTeSe by thermal evaporation. TI is a kind of material which is conducting on the surface but insulating in interior. Aluminum is a common metal in daily life but actually superconducts at low temperature…

  • Reflections of a Sabellid

    Reflections of a Sabellid

    Label Reflections of a Sabellid Artist Samantha Politano Description I investigated the presence and characteristics of sabellid worms on mangrove roots hosting sponges in Bocas del Toro, Panama. This research may illuminate a relationship between the two invertebrates. Type Cell Phone Camera Artist Affiliation Undergraduate Student Department EOAS Area of Research Sponge Ecology Date 2018

  • Velcro Teeth

    Velcro Teeth

    Label Velcro Teeth Artist Nicole Morgan Description This macro shot of the mouth of a pencil urchin Sterocidaris nascaensis that was collected from 300 meters deep as part of an ecological survey in the South Pacific Ocean on the Salas y Gomez Ridge. Urchins eat algae and bacterial mats by scraping organic material off of…

  • The power of the code

    The power of the code

    Label The power of the code Artist Jason Lynn Description Tiny pieces of DNA code in specific locations can produce massive effects on an organism. We see in this photograph the power of that code – causing the intense production of a pigment protein which makes these maize kernels appear dark purple. This is the…

  • Continue to Grow

    Continue to Grow

    Label Continue to Grow Artist Lauren Schulte Description We grow maize plants in a variety of genetic backgrounds in order to study gene regulatory mechanisms. Here we see brace roots aiding in the plant’s stability as it grows. By studying how maize genes are regulated we can further understand maize development and aid agricultural endeavors.…

  • 24

    24

    Label 24 Artist Uzoamaka Ezeakunne Description The image ’24’ was inspired by the death of a Star – Kobe Bryant. It was done to remind us to live because life is a sequence of 0s and 1s; it can be at ‘1’ today and ‘0’ tomorrow. I created this art by applying image processing technique.…

  • A panorama of rivers and mountains: emitters and matrix

    A panorama of rivers and mountains: emitters and matrix

    Label A panorama of rivers and mountains: emitters and matrix Artist Xiujun Lian Description This art piece originated from atomic force microscopy (AFM) showing the morphology of the composite optoelectronic materials, where the “mountains” correspond to the matrix material Cs4PbBr; while the “rivers and hills” represent the emitters CSPbBr3, who is held in the matrix…

  • Seeing Red

    Seeing Red

    Label Seeing Red Artist Alex Robb Description Pictured is an iron complex (iron(II) tris(2,2′-bipyridine)) dissolving in acetonitrile. This iron complex is blood red when dissolved in solution and has redox properties that are well-suited for high voltage photochemical applications such as solar cells or photoelectrochemical cells. Type DSLR Artist Affiliation Graduate Student Department Chemistry &…