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2003 Semifinal Winners
We would like to congratulate all of the participants
in the Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge,
sponsored by the journal Science and the National Science
Foundation (NSF). This was the first year of this international
competition, and we received nearly 300 entries from the
US and abroad. All of the entries we received were exceptional,
and made the selection process very difficult.
Listed here are the 30 semifinalist winners. Each category,
photography, illustration and multi-media, had ten semifinalist
winners. The finalist winners will be announced in the
journal's September 12th issue as well as in Science on
Line.
The journal Science and NSF are currently making plans
to host the Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge
for 2004. Once again, thanks to everyone for the time
and effort to participate and we look forward to your
participation in next year's competition.
Multimedia
Volume Visualization of the Orion Nebulae
Mr. David R. Nadeau
University of CA - San Diego
Bioglyphs: Art/Science Collaborations with Living
Bioluminescent Bacteria
Ms. Betsey Pitts
Montana State University-Bozeman, Center for Biofilm Engineering
What’s Up in the Universe
Mr. Jon Lomberg
Dan Krech Productions
Auditory Transduction Animation
Mr. Brandon Pletsch
Medical College of Georgia
Charged Particles Interacting in 3 Dimensions
Professor John Belcher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Solar Storm of April, 2002
Professor Thomas Zurbuchen
University of Michigan - Atmospheric, Oceanic & Space
Sciences
Tackling the Riddles of Gravity
Dr. Werner Benger
Zuse-Institute Berlin
Exploring Continental Drift & Milankovitch
Cycle
Mr. Dennis Tasa
Tasa Graphic Arts, Inc.
The Creation of Earth
Mr. Carter Emmart
American Museum of Natural History
Photography
Radiolarian With Diatoms & Mongolian Frost
Rings & Black Sea Pyrite
Ms. Dee Breger
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Cameraless Photogram: Optical Effect Birefringence
Entry #1
Ms. Carol Pfeffer
Art & Science Collaboration
Never Let Go
Mr. James C. Weaver
University of California, Santa Barbara
Dead Insects: 5 Illustrations of Insect Inclusions
in Amber
Mr. Guy J. Iannuzzi
Mentus Life Sciences
Buckling of a Multi-Wall Nanotube
M. Stadermann
University of North Carolina
Melissa’s Tear & Frazzled
Ms. Linda M. Stzegowski
University of Massachusetts – Amherst
Naturally Occurring Carbon Cones
Ms. Svetlana Dimovski
Drexel University
Illustration
Innolab 3D File Manager
Mr. Adam Miezianko
Boston University
1-100, Factored
Dr. Rich Schwartz
University of Maryland, Dept. of Mathematics
Double Cusp Group
Mr. David J. Wright
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of Mathematics
Vlearn 3D Conference
Ms. Katy Borner
Indiana University, School of Library & Info. Science
Macrophage and Bacterium 2,000,000x
Mr. David Goodsell
The Scripps Research Institute
Visualization of the Orion Nebula
Mr. David R. Nadeau
University of California - San Diego
Images of the First Star in the Universe
Dr. Ralf Kähler
Zuse-Institute Berlin
Hepsera® Mechanism of Action
Ms. Tami J. Tolpa
R&D Systems’ 2001 Apoptosis Catalog Cover
& Cytokines in Hematopoiesis and Development Poster
Ms. Erin Pascoe
R&D Systems, Inc.
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