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1st June 2022

Images of Research 2022 - Health and Wellbeing category

Posted in: Doing Public Engagement

Dean Veall, Images of Research, Research Culture, Research Culture Week

Entries in the Health and Wellbeing category of the Images of Research 2022 competition.

Saving Lives in the Third Dimension

Polluted air comprised of harmful gases, viruses and bacteria passing through a cylindrical sponge-like filter to generate clean breathing air. — Clean Air for Future Generations

The image is of a bed. The left half of the bed is unmade, covered in dirty clothes, dirty plates, an old can of soft drink, tissues, and Fluoxetine. The right half is tidy, including a guitar, a PlayStation controller, a book, a water bottle, a laptop, a notebook and a pencil case. — “If You’re Tired, You’re Tired”

The image is taken from the point of view of someone preparing an injection. They are working over a worktop in a consultation room. You can see their hands using a syringe to remove an injection from a small plastic bottle. In the background on the left are two yellow bins used for disposing of needles and syringes. In the background on the right is a bag of stethoscopes. — Making Injections Safer

The left image shows a male discarding a personal virtual book in a virtual bin by wearing an immersive virtual reality helmet. The right image shows the same male discarding the personal real book in a real bin. — LET IT GO: Virtual-Reality for Hoarding-Disorders

The image shows two almost identical pictures side by side of a view looking out of the front windscreen of a stopped car at a traffic light at night. The images are blurred. — None for the Road

3D printed microneedles rest on a person’s fingertip in front of a 3D printer. — Microneedles: The Future of Drug Delivery?

Seven ambulances are lined up and closely parked outside a city centre hospital. The ambulances are bright yellow with red stripes. The brightness and contrast convey a halo effect on the ambulances. — The Weight of the Ambulance Queue

The image shows a white male attached to a harness, looking up to an operator of the harness. The person is wearing reflective spheres and is recorded by the cameras in the background. — Staying Strong in Space

An X-ray crystal image of Delpheline from Delphinium plants. — Delpheline from Delphinium

Cells surrounded by a web of multicoloured fibres. — A Web of Support

BIO PATCH

Happy clinicians wearing face shields produced by the University of Bath. — Protecting our COVID 19 Heroes

A wolf lies scared of a hunter and Aconite and wolf’s bane plant. To the right of the picture, a lamp illuminates Aconite plants and medicine that has been made using the plants. — Wolf’s Bane Journey into Clinics

A white male professional jockey has white balls taped on them by the researcher for participation in a motion capture study. — Jockey Injury Prevention

Cells imaged through a microscope form a tight-knit layer. The background is black and the circular nucleus of each cell is stained in bright blue. The outlines of the cells can be seen in fluorescent green. Together the cells create a cobblestone-like pattern across the picture. — A Vision of Health

Gold particles amongst a web of filaments — When Organic meets Inorganic

There is a castle on the left-hand side of the picture. There is a young person at the bottom left, squatting and looking down sadly. On his right is a knight in silver armour, complete with a sword and shield. The shield is emblazoned with the words ‘COMET-GB’. The knight is posed to defend the young man from a skull on the right of the picture. The skull is surrounded by huge puffs of grey smoke and has red eyes. — No Student Left Undefended

Posted in: Doing Public Engagement

Dean Veall, Images of Research, Research Culture, Research Culture Week

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