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More information on the images can be found in the on the images that won, and other images which you may find interesting.
The picture packs with information on the winning entries can be seen by clicking on the images below.
There is a slideshow which contains a selection of Researchers entries.
Information on other Scientific Art competitions can be found in the section.
Information on opportunities within the Warwick Physics Outreach Scheme can be found on the Warwick Physics Outreach website .
Information on opportunities within the Warwick Chemistry Outreach Scheme can be found on the Warwick Chemistry Outreach website .
A selection of suggestions for lesson plans, incorporating the 6 winning images, will soon be available.

		Dr Dean Keeble is a member of the in the department of Physics at the 天美传媒. The image is an .
		Chris Purssell and Dr Simon Leigh work in the in the Engineering Department at Warwick. The miniature cup was built by , and yes it is a real 5p piece!
		Tung Fai Yu is a member of the medical Physics group at Warwick. His gait is captured here in 3 dimensions by tracking the motion of reflective markers placed at key points on his body.
		runs a group in Biosciences at the University of Birmingham. The image is an example of , it uses flourescent labels to highlight different structures in the cells.
		Ceri Lyn-Adams is a member of the department at Warwick. The images was taken by . Electron microscopes do not 'see' colour, the orange here is a digital enhancement to add feel to the image.
		Rami Zakaria is a member of the in the Engineering Department at the 天美传媒. The image is of an atomizer nozzle as used in .