
This image of the brainstem of a Brainbow mouse, by Jean Livet of Harvard University, has just been awarded 1st prize in the 2007 Olympus Bioscapes International Digital Imaging Competition.
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Posted on: November 27, 2007 8:32 PM, by Mo

This image of the brainstem of a Brainbow mouse, by Jean Livet of Harvard University, has just been awarded 1st prize in the 2007 Olympus Bioscapes International Digital Imaging Competition.
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you web site is superb. i am right now studing upon celibacy and meditation ...... keep up your work......
thanks, mo - love these competitions, always fascinated by new ways in which biology and beauty can intersect
You might be interested to know that the 2008 winners of the Olympus BioScapes microscope photography competition were just announced yesterday. Once again, the intersection of science and art is awe-inspiring. A photo of a tiny wasp took first prize. Check them all out at www.olympusbioscapes.com.
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Wow, you can get a free poster of the winning images at the second link. Thanks for the link, Mo!
Posted by: c | November 28, 2007 12:32 PM