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Freshwater Ice Under Microscope Digital photograph of thin section of polycrystalline S2 freshwater ice under cross-polarized light to illuminate its columnar-grained microstructure. Photo by Scott Snyder
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Jelly Fish Calcium carbonate crystal, false colored with a blue filter. Photo by Philipp Hunger
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Layer by Layer Sintered, freeze-cast hydroxyapatite scaffold with horizontal canal, templated by an alginate strut. Photo by Philipp Hunger
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Microridged Scaffolds Highly aligned microridges run alongside the walls in ice-templated carboxymethylcellulose scaffolds. Photo by Margaret Wu
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Nano Autumn Chitosan scaffold imaged by SEM at 100X. First-place winner (tied). Photo by Fioleda Prifti
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Nano Bloom Nanocellulose fibril scaffold. Second-place winner (tied). Photo by Fioleda Prifti
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Pacman Chitosan Spheres with additional “burnmarks” created with the electron beam. Photo by Philipp Hunger
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Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) Vertical Nanofiber Array PVDF fiber with 300nm diameter and 3um length fabricated by template assisted method. First-place winner (tied). Photo by Dajing Chen
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Atlas’ Hand Debris adhered to the inner surface of a titanium tube was deposited during cutting of the tube and caused detrimental scratches. Photo by Jay Vincelli
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Brainballs De-hydrated alginate spheres, imaged with the secondary electron detector in a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Photo by Philipp Hunger
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Damage Features on a Metal Hip Implant Imaged at 100x using a Keyence microscope. Photo by Steven Reinitz
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