October 13, 2015, by Lindsay Brooke

Calling all EPSRC science photographers

Do you have an eye for imagery that captures the scientific weird and wonderful or those Eureka moments? Would you like to share your photos to support excellence and promote outstanding UK engineering and physical sciences research?

If so you might want to take part in the EPSRC 2015 Science Photo Competition. Launched today it runs until midnight on Saturday 19 December 2015.

The competition is open to all EPSRC supported researchers and EPSRC supported doctoral students, giving them the opportunity to share their research through pictures and the chance to win prizes.

Your images will be scrutinised by judges chosen from academia, industry and photo journalism.

These are the categories:

• People – Images of people working as part of your research team, taking part in or affected by your research.
• Weird and wonderful – Unusual, eye-catching and bizarre images arising from your research
• Eureka – Images that reflect new discoveries and understanding arising from your research and the processes involved in achieving them.
• Innovation – Images of research that have inspired innovation or are related to commercial breakthroughs.
• Equipment

For more information go to the photocomp2015 website.

The submission form is here.

And if you want to see what the judges might be looking for click on this link which takes you to a gallery of last year’s winning images.

Good luck and don’t forget to let us know how you do!

And if you do enter please contact me – lindsay.brooke@nottingham.ac.uk – and even if you don’t win we can put together our own gallery of pictures.

 

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