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Nesting
Jennifer Miller
This image illustrates a nesting practice of hummingbirds that is rarely witnessed, but is a wonder to behold. This work shows both the fragility and adaptability of one of nature’s most delicate ...
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In-Creasing Complexity
Chris Wilkins and Neil Calkin
These "pleated hyperbolic paraboloid" origami demonstrate the concept of a doubly ruled surface, whose applications within architecture enable material efficiencies when forming curved ...
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Thrombousthai
Lee Sierad
A partially activated platelet investigates the terrain... Every time you cut yourself, platelets help stop the bleeding. Suspended in action, this platelet has begun morphing from its quiescent ...
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City by the Sea
Apoorva Kapadia
This photo closely resembles a satellite image of a coastal town with a stretch of beach, a marina, alongside what can be assumed to be parks, buildings, and roadways. It is in fact a section of ...
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Autofluorescent Commensal Colonies on Oyster Shell
Beth Falwell
This photograph depicts autofluorescent bacteria and bryozoan colonies on the surface of oyster shell. Sedentary marine organisms are major constituents of ocean life and provide habitat for a ...
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Native Grass
Bryan Mudder
A close-up shot of just one (Andropogon spp.) of many native grasses in a longleaf pine forest at Fort Benning, Georgia. The U.S. Forest Service and Clemson University are working together for ...
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Nanostructures
Kiran Lingam, Ramakrishan Podila, and Apparao Rao
Bismuth nanostructures have been synthesized using a vapor phase method as part of the study of quantum confinement effects in bismuth nanowires. Bismuth is an element with the smallest known ...
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DNAborhood
Sophia Houtzer
The DNA molecule of NDB ID 175D was built using a program designed to create three dimensional models of molecules from Protein Database (PDB) files. The program was run in an open build zone, an ...
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Soybean Somatic Embryos
Yan He and Sam Sparace
We are growing soybean somatic embryos from immature zygotic embryos in order to study the accumulation of storage reserves (like oil, protein, and starch) in developing seeds. Somatic embryos ...
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Spider Wrap
David White
Through cross-species comparison, we can determine what genetic information is needed for silk fiber formation and what is expendable. This image was taken as part of the study of how the primary ...
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A 50-microsecond Ordeal
Ping He and Rui Qiao
To understand how biological cells survive the harsh printing process in an emerging technology called “organ printing”, we have created a computer simulation of a cell-laden water droplet ...
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Hollow Cathode Glow Discharge Plasma
C. Derrick Quarles Jr.
This is a view of the glow discharge plasma source used for atomic emission spectroscopy captured by a digital camera. This glow discharge plasma is formed by applying a voltage across two ...
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Space DINO
Kim Ivey
This is an image of a defect in a multi-layered polymeric packaging film. It resulted from the delamination (separation) of one polymer layer from another in a food packaging film composite. The ...
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End of crop... beginning for socks, sheets, etc...
Jeremy Greene
Image from ground of mature cotton crop after insect research experiments during the growing season. This photo was taken at ground level at crop maturity for cotton just prior to harvest. The ...
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A Different Look at Clemson
John Malley
Tillman Hall is an icon of Clemson University. This image creatively captures the common image of Tillman Hall in a contemporary and abstract way, representing the study of science and engineering ...
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Tainted Love: Microcystis
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