Nano Art: 2008 MRS SPRING MEETING SCIENCE AS ART WINNERS - Links
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Open your mind, your heart to other cultures
Abra su mente, su corazón a otras culturas
You will be a better person
Usted será una mejor persona
RM
Thanks To:
Abra su mente, su corazón a otras culturas
You will be a better person
Usted será una mejor persona
RM
Thanks To:
1st Place Winner
S.K. Hark, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Field of Sunflowers
Amorphous SiOx nanowire bundles have an uncanny ability to self-assemble into various shapes, including one that strikingly resembles a sunflower. In these sunflowers, highly packed bundles form the disc florets and loosely packed ones around the rim of the disc form the ray florets. The SEM image shows a field of sunflowers. The grey scale image was mapped into pseudo-colors by graphic software. The nanowires grew out of the reaction of Si and oxygen, with molten Ga and Au acting as catalysts. Each nanowire is about 10 nm in diameter and tens of micrometers in length.
S.K. Hark, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Field of Sunflowers
Amorphous SiOx nanowire bundles have an uncanny ability to self-assemble into various shapes, including one that strikingly resembles a sunflower. In these sunflowers, highly packed bundles form the disc florets and loosely packed ones around the rim of the disc form the ray florets. The SEM image shows a field of sunflowers. The grey scale image was mapped into pseudo-colors by graphic software. The nanowires grew out of the reaction of Si and oxygen, with molten Ga and Au acting as catalysts. Each nanowire is about 10 nm in diameter and tens of micrometers in length.
1st Place Winner
Zihong Liu, Stanford University, USA
Landscape
This is a cross-polarized light optical microphotograph of an array of organic thin-film transistors (OTFT) fabricated with newly synthesized, highly crystalline 4T-TMS organic semiconductor deposited by newly developed solution-shearing method. Besides the excellent performances these new OTFTs exhibited, this microphotograph represents itself an aesthetic landscape painting full of beauty and art: different parts of the cross polarized thin film look like lakes, lands, mountains and sunglows, while the gold electrodes of the transistors seem to be a fence between lakes and far-away mountains...
Zihong Liu, Stanford University, USA
Landscape
This is a cross-polarized light optical microphotograph of an array of organic thin-film transistors (OTFT) fabricated with newly synthesized, highly crystalline 4T-TMS organic semiconductor deposited by newly developed solution-shearing method. Besides the excellent performances these new OTFTs exhibited, this microphotograph represents itself an aesthetic landscape painting full of beauty and art: different parts of the cross polarized thin film look like lakes, lands, mountains and sunglows, while the gold electrodes of the transistors seem to be a fence between lakes and far-away mountains...
1st Place Winner
Blythe Gore Clark, Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Stuttgart, Germany
Inferno
Color-enhanced TEM micrograph showing twins and strain contrast in a post-compression [111] NiTi micropillar. The micropillar was produced via FIB milling and was compressed using a nanoindenter equipped with a flat punch. By creating and testing compression pillars in a range of diameters, this method allows us to study the effect of size scale on the shape memory behavior of NiTi.
Blythe Gore Clark, Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Stuttgart, Germany
Inferno
Color-enhanced TEM micrograph showing twins and strain contrast in a post-compression [111] NiTi micropillar. The micropillar was produced via FIB milling and was compressed using a nanoindenter equipped with a flat punch. By creating and testing compression pillars in a range of diameters, this method allows us to study the effect of size scale on the shape memory behavior of NiTi.
Violeta Navarro, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
AFM image of a sputtered Au(001) single crystal.
AFM image of a sputtered Au(001) single crystal.
Hui Ying Yang, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Color added to a ZnO nano-needle SEM image. The nano-needles looks like beautiful mountains in a Chinese painting.
Color added to a ZnO nano-needle SEM image. The nano-needles looks like beautiful mountains in a Chinese painting.
2nd Place Winner
Georff Brennecka, Sandia National Lab, USA
This image is of some contamination (probably monodisperse polystyrene spheres from a previous user) in the microscope which just happened to collect at the corner of a Ta2O5 particle. The image was collected using secondary electrons in a Hitachi S-4700 SEM and was colorized using the Gnu Image Manipulation Program (GIMP).
Georff Brennecka, Sandia National Lab, USA
This image is of some contamination (probably monodisperse polystyrene spheres from a previous user) in the microscope which just happened to collect at the corner of a Ta2O5 particle. The image was collected using secondary electrons in a Hitachi S-4700 SEM and was colorized using the Gnu Image Manipulation Program (GIMP).
Nano Art: 2008 MRS SPRING MEETING SCIENCE AS ART WINNERS - Links
- Nano Art: - 2005 MRS Spring Meeting Science as Art Images - Materials Research Society - Sociedad de Investigación de Materiales (1)
- Nano Art: - 2006 MRS Spring Meeting Science as Art Images - Materials Research Society - Sociedad de Investigación de Materiales (1)
- Nano Art: - 2008 MRS FALL MEETING SCIENCE AS ART WINNERS - Materials Research Society - Sociedad de Investigación de Materiales (1)
- Nano art: 2007 MRS FALL MEETING SCIENCE AS ART IMAGES - Materials Research Society(1)
- Nano art: 2007 MRS SPRING MEETING SCIENCE AS ART IMAGES - Materials Research Society (1)
- Nano Art: 2009 MRS FALL MEETING "SCIENCE AS ART" WINNERS - Materials Research Society - Sociedad de Investigación de Materiales (1)
- Nano art: 2009 MRS SPRING MEETING SCIENCE AS ART WINNERS - Materials Research Society (1)
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