Beautiful nanotechnology images from the SPMage09 contest

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Beautiful nanotechnology images from the SPMage09 contest
(Nanowerk News) The Most Beautiful Images Of The Nanoworld: Winners Of The Second Edition Of The International Contest Spmage09
An international jury of prominent researchers in the field of SPM judged the images submitted to the Image Prize competition. Here are the five winners.
First place

Human malaria (Plasmodium malariae) infected red blood cells. Li Ang, National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Second place

Atom Spangled Patchwork. Sander Otte, NIST-Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (United States)
Third place

Winter-time Nanofishing. Sviatlana Abetkovskaia, A.V. Luikov, Heat and Mass Transfer Institute (Belarus)
Fourth Prize

Venis of Coral. Francesco Mantegazza, Universita' degli studi di Milano-Bicocca (Italy)
Fifth Prize

Looking for the summer ice. Mar Cardellach Redon, Centre d'Investigació en Nanociencia i Nanotecnologia (Spain)
Take a look at the winning images from the previous, SPMage07 contest. More information is available on the SPMage website.

Source: SPMage09