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October 17th, 2007
Lennart Nilsson Award 2007: Felice Frankel selected for crystal-clear scientific images
Abstract:
Felice Frankel, a scientific imagist and researcher at Harvard University's Initiative in Innovative Computing, has been named the recipient of the 2007 Lennart Nilsson Award. Frankel was sited for creating images that are exquisite works of art and crystal-clear scientific illustrations - both fascinating and valuable to the general public and scientific community alike.
The Lennart Nilsson Award is given out annually in honour of the internationally celebrated Karolinska Institutet photographer. As with the Swedish photographer's own images, Felice Frankel's work reveals previously invisible aspects of the world in unique, novel ways. Her subjects range from nanotechnology to magnetism and the surface tension of water droplets.
Source:
nanowerk.com
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