Science is an art, but not all scientists are artists.
That said, we purposefully encourage our Biomedical Engineering students to express their creativity while showcasing their research.
Each fall, students submit images — photographs, micrographs, illustrations, visualizations and renderings — depicting their science, along with a description of how the image was created and how it represents the importance of research in their field. Art in Research is intended to be a record of striking visual qualities and a lens into the science, to be shared with fellow researchers and the general public alike.
