Images Of Research 2016

Abstract

Images Of Research 2016 Winners: Damian Roland – ‘Spotting the Sick Child – Development of the ‘POPS’ tool‘ - Winner of the Best Image from the College of Medicine, Biological Sciences and Psychology Sarah Hainsworth – ‘Fly Pupae’ - Winner of the Best Image from the College of Science and Engineering Stevie-Jade Hardy – ‘A Human Right’ - Winner of the Best Image from the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Chris Nixon – ‘Star Eaters’ - Winner of the Peoples Choice Award Mark Williams – ‘Creature From the Black Lagoon’ - Winner of the Best Postgraduate Researcher Image Josephina Sampson – ‘Clustered centrosomes in cancer’ - Second Place for the Best Postgraduate Researcher Image Images Of Research 2016 successful submissions: Aarti Patel – ‘Untitled’ Alex Sutton – ‘Visualisations to assist the analysis of “Which treatment is best?”: a collaboration between medical statisticians and computer scientists from academia and industry’ Andrew Fry – ‘Understanding the mechanics of cancer cell division’ Andrew Hopper – ‘Leicester historians with the wheelchair of Sir Thomas Fairfax at the National Civil War Centre’ Benjamin Hall – ‘The Martian Space Plasma Environment’ Chee Kay Cheung – ‘Shining a light into the kidney’ Christine Pulla – ‘The web of life’ Clare Gunby – ‘The Pocket‘ Dan Stewart – ‘Geophysical Survey of Roman Knossos’ David Siveter – ‘Spectacular 430 MILLION-YEAR-OLD ‘VIRTUAL FOSSILS’ help interpret the evolution of life’ Dawn Watkins – ‘Law in Children’s Lives ‘ Duncan Murdock – ‘Fossils Are Rotten’ Elizabeth Jones – ‘Small Town Urbanity in Nineteenth-Century Wales.’ Emma Jones – ‘An invitation to imagine a world where complete accounts of research are always published’ Emma Raven – ‘Iron Heart of the Crystal – Neutron crystal structure of ascorbate peroxidase compound II’ Geoff Belknap – ‘Citizen Science, and the Uncovering of History of Female Scientists’ Giannis Koukkidis – ‘Salads and Salmonellas’ Giovanna Puppin – ‘Advertising Cultures‘ Janet Nale – ‘Clostridium difficile bacteriophages are effective anti-biofilm agents’ John Goodwin – ‘Pearl Jephcott (1900-1980): The ‘Czechoslovakia’ Notebook’ Jun Li – ‘Untitled’ Kristina Wright – ‘Kenyan artist Michael Soi painting at an exhibition of his work in Seoul, South Korea.’ Laura Gray – ‘Are activity trackers telling us the truth about our physical activity level?’ Loveday Hodgeson – ‘Feminist International Judgments Project: Women’s Voices in International Law’ Luciano Ost – ‘Embedding smart and runtime techniques to improve multi-core systems’ reliability’ Maria Theresia Walach – ‘The Auroral Heart’ Mesut Erzurumluoglu – ‘Breathtaking genes’ Michael Barer – ‘SURVIVAL OF THE FATTEST – a TB bacterium (approximately 0.003 mm in length)’ Nicholas Vass – ‘Visual Community Organising’ Paul Dickinson – ‘A Brightspot on a glass darkly’ Emmanuel Georgoulis, Dr Andrew Norozov and Andrea Cangiani – ‘Chaotic Ice Cream Cones’ Ravi Purohit, Dr Zhanhan Tu, Helen Kuht – ‘Infants’ eye scan’ Rob Hirst – ‘Transmission Electron Microscope image of the unusual case of swollen human respiratory cilia’ Rona Aldo – ‘Supersonic flow modelling thrusts forward airframe-engine design integration of large twin aircraft’ Rozita Adib – ‘The microtubule cytoskeleton‘ Ruslan Davidchack – ‘Tadpole’ Sarah Johnson – ‘Persistence of Flood Waters - Vale of York - Autumn 2015’ Sarah Thornton – ‘Senyum‘ Tu Zhanhan – ‘Hope’ Wendy Fitzgibbon – ‘Supervisible’ Yewande Okuleye – ‘Sense about Cannabis’ </p