2013 Art of Science Photomicrography Calendar Contest Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the 2013 calendar contest! Images are judged on both technical execution and artistic rendition by an outside panel of both science and art professionals. Thank you to the many researchers who submitted images to this year's contest. The three winning photos are featured on our 2013 calendar, which is distributed in the January issue of Zebrafish Magazine and promoted in ALN Magazine. In addition, winners are awarded up to $1,000 in cash prizes.
PRIZES:
First Prize – $1,000
Second Prize - $750
Third Prize - $500
2013 Winners
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Ryan Thummel
Rebecca L. Beer
Lihua Le
Wayne State University
School of Medicine
University of California Davis
Indiana University
School of Medicine
Adult zebrafish retina rod photoreceptors
Adult zebrafish ovary
Zebrafish embryo pancreas ducts
2013 Honorable Mentions
Alison Deary
Martin Distel
Andrew Prendergast
Virginia Institute of Marine Science College of William and Mary
University of California, San Diego
University of Washington
12 day old spadefish
Axons, cholinergic neurons, and cell nuclei in zebrafish brain
Hindbrain region of 7 day old zebrafish embryo
Surendra Rajpurohit
Jennifer Thomas
Fengzhu Xiong
Medical College of Georgia,
Georgia Health Sciences University
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Megason Lab
Harvard Medical School
Adult zebrafish heart normal anatomy
Developing zebrafish retina at 7 days post fertilization
Motorneurons in spinal cord of zebrafish
Putting a Face to a Name
Carl Peterson - Weld Shop
Nine years ago when Carl Peterson began TIG welding stainless steel at Aquaneering, he may not have known just how important his contribution would be to medical research. Carl takes great pride in his work, and one of the most gratifying aspects of his job is that he is involved in the manufacture of a product that may someday help to cure diseases.
Made in America is what an employee like Carl is all about. All aquatics racks manufactured by Aquaneering are made in-house from U.S. fabricated T-316 high quality stainless steel. Aquaneering takes great pride in the fact that our racks and components are made in the USA. We also take great pride in employees like Carl, who contribute day in and day out to the fabrication of aquatic housing for medical research.
Aquaneering Gives to Foster Kids
This past Christmas, Aquaneering employees participated in Sleep Train’s Foster Kids Secret Santa Toy Drive, which provided over 40,000 holiday gifts for local foster children.
Thank you to everyone who donated toys to the foster children of San Diego! Imagine the delight of the children in foster care when they receive your gifts this Christmas! They were very appreciative when the gifts were delivered.
Not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child.
