Despite the Hutch being shut, we're still running our annual competition: 'The Art of Science'! Hopefully you can use the extra time at home to explore + hone your creative side and we'd love to see the results, just submit your entries via the emailed link @MRC_CU
#scienceart
We finally have the result for our Art of Science Competition! The top three positions are:
1. Calvin Cheah - Do we need to book the bioanalyser machine?
2. Corrado Mazzaglia - Whole organ on canvas
3. Vincent Zecchini - Birthplace of Life
Congratulations! Our winners get Amazon vouchers for which we will contact them soon. Thanks again to all our amazing artists for such creative art pieces! 🎉
Share the voting link with colleagues, family, friends etc! If enough people from outside the Hutch vote, we may have to introduce another category 🥳🏆 @MRC_CU
https://t.co/VCe8bV3qcT
Now that all the amazing Art of Science entries are out, it’s time to vote for your favourites! The winners get amazon vouchers (1st = £30, 2nd = £20 and 3rd = £10). Show your love for our artists by voting for your top 3 entries before 13th Sept!!
https://t.co/VCe8bV3qcT
Now that all the amazing Art of Science entries are out, it’s time to vote for your favourites! The winners get amazon vouchers (1st = £30, 2nd = £20 and 3rd = £10). Show your love for our artists by voting for your top 3 entries before 13th Sept!!
https://t.co/VCe8bV3qcT
"To me, this image evokes a sagittal section of a tubular biological structure lined with epithelium (white) and surrounding mucosa and muscle (green and dark blue). The lumen is filled with biological material (pale blue)."
Last but certainly not least, we have another fantastic piece by none other than the prolific @vincentZecchin1 (@FrezzaLab) titled: Lumen.
Although this is the final entry for 2020, fear not! We will be sharing all voting information shortly so stay tuned...
(attribution: Larry True, Eric Deutsch, Laura Pascal, Tracy Sherertz, Laura Walashek, David Campbell, Alvin Liu). Image source: https://t.co/1MHcEnZ9xK."
The penultimate Art of Science entry is here!! 🥳
We have a mesmerizing GIF from Izzy Newsham (@shamith's lab) to share with you today, titled 'Deep cell'.
Thank you so much to Izzy for sharing and get ready for our FINAL entry next Monday before the vote begins (@MRC_CU )!
"Deep dream applied to an immunostained tissue section of human prostate, containing adenocarcinoma.
Original image generated by the SCGAP Urologic Epithelial Stem Cells (UESC) Project...(cont)
This is our third last entry from the Art of Science to share with you 😱.
Feast your eyes on this submission from @gladyspoon1 (@jrblundell lab) called 'The Cityscape of Sequencing'.
Thanks so much Gladys and make sure you don't miss a sneak peak at our final two entries.
We will be releasing one of our amazing Art of Science Competition entries every working day of August!
Here is the 3rd entry by Vincent Zecchini (@FrezzaLab) titled: "Breaking from the storm".
Today's Art of Science Competition entry continues the poured art series from Vincent Zecchini (@FrezzaLab), titled 'Birthplace of Life'.
We had such a great response to his last entry and there are more in store, so stay tuned for our daily entry releases!!
We told you @vincentZecchin1 (@FrezzaLab) would be back!
Below is another one of his amazing entries from The Art of Science competition. This entry is titled 'Metastases', which matches our research unit's focus (@MRC_CU).
See his description below, a HUGE thanks to Vinny!
As promised, here is our second amazing entry from @tauamarante (@SerenaNikZainal lab)!
This entry is titled 'Dive into consciousness' . Thanks Tauanne for this fab work!
Our daily releases of 'The Art of Science' competition entries will continue tomorrow 🖌️🎨