Nanolive would like to invite you to participate in the Nikon’s Small World Competition 2019 with your Nanolive live cell images & videos.
This is the perfect place to showcase your beautiful label-free live cell images and videos to a broad global public!
Last year, one of our close partners participated with a label-free live cell video of a Monolayer of mouse pre-adipocytes and received an honorable mention!
How to apply
April 30th is the deadline for photomicrographers, scientists, artists, and the public to submit images for the 2019 Nikon Small World Photomicrography and Small World in Motion competitions.
Entries for both Small World competitions can be uploaded directly to the MicroscopyU servers at the following URL:
https://nikonsmallworld.magnet.fsu.edu/
The first place winner of each competition this year wins $3,000. The rules and complete prize list can be viewed here:
https://nikonsmallworld.magnet.fsu.edu/small-world/rules/.
All contestants who enter an image or video will receive a 2020 full color Small World Calendar at the end of the year.
If you have any trouble with your entry or have any questions, please contact clark@magnet.fsu.edu. Small World and Small World in Motion are separate competitions and are judged separately. You can enter and win both competitions.
We hope to see many entries taken with the 3D Cell Explorer! Good luck!
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