Images Of Research 2017

Images Of Research 2017 Winners: Andrew Blain - “Mauna Kea Panorama” - Winner of the Best Image from the College of Science and Engineering Christopher Nedza - “A Slice of Fish” - People’s Choice Award Oliver Williams – “The Price of Inequality: Health is a Social Issue” - Winner of the Best Image from the College of Life Sciences Dr Clare Gunby and Dr Rebecca Barnes - “Coercive control” - Winner of the Best Image from the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Winner of the Best Staff Image Tim Hannigan - “Dervla: dog, book, beer” - Winner of the Best PGR Image Images Of Research 2017 successful submissions: Amanda Gillam - “1700s Europe - An early example of Angel/ Russian map-work collaboration” Andy Beardmore - “Lord of the Rings - Return of the King” Angela Stienne - “Not a mummy: behind the scene at the British Museum” Azzah Alharbi - “In vitro modelling of inflammatory platelet leukocyte aggregates in sepsis” Chanhyo Jeong - “Pictures of incongruity in organisational space” Charlotte Van Pegenmortel - “A Fort with a View: Panakton overlooking the Oinoe Plain” Charly Feldman - “Fun at PANTER, MPE, Germany” Christian Faber - “How to feed a supermassive black hole” Clare Anderson - “Convict Graveyard, Abashiri, Japan” Daryl Blanks - “What Lies Beneath” Diane Urquhart - “The Prison Puzzle: In search of the missing pieces” Emily Williams - “Stories in Stone (and Bone)” Emma Parker – “Joe Orton: 50 Years On” Eva Krockow – “Pick ‘n’ Mix Antibiotics” Georgios Patsiaouras – “Protest Art for Social Change” Gina Fox – “The ‘Dissertation Journey: Thinking Out Loud' project” Ian Powley – “Immune Landing” Javier Williams – “Early medieval germanic jewellery: ornament or symbol?” Jun Li – “The city with a public garden” Lanzhou Luo – “Reconstructing The Nation” Laura O’Regan – “Super-resolution imaging: breaking the diffraction barrier to understand how cells work” Layal Jambi – “Giant steps into medical imaging” Magdalena Brzeska - “Homelessness amongst polish migrants in leicester and derby” Mark Williams – “The fossil worm that turned” Martina Santilan – “Going shopping or making art?” Maxwell Rayner - “Recovering signs of Spring” Michael Wilde – “Breathprint” Miranda Chavis – “Reflections of Community” Neda Nexam Abadi – “A keen observer” Robert Ott – “The Hammer” Rosalinde Nicholls – “Rock ‘n’ roll in rivers” Sarah Andrews - “The structure of life” Sarah Cook – “Makan nanas?“ Shawn Bhimani - “Human Trafficking” Simon James - “Eagle’s eye view of ancient Dura-Europos, Syria, c.AD220, from the North” Stephanie Bowry - “The Secret Garden” Tom Matherson – “The gene genie“ Wendy Fitzgibbon – “Calm & Chaos” Zakia Shriaz – “Night vision of marijuana cultivations in Toribío, Colombia”