Swansea University's Research as Art winners announced
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Research as Art - a challenge set by Swansea University for researchers and scientists to convey their topics in a striking image. The overall winner - Rising From The Page: Bringing Medieval Women To Life by Dr Sparky Booker, department of history and classics.
Emotion in Engagement award winner - Who Am I? by Dr Tracey Sagar and Debbie Jones, department of criminology.
Illumination in Engagement award winner - Favela Painting by Richard Smith, department of geography.
Inspiration in Engagement award winner - MicroMoon by Dr Mark Coleman, College of Engineering
Innovation in Engagement award winner - Passion And Perseverance: Researchers Playing Their Part by Liza Penn-Thomas, department of English.
Highly commended - Ooohh What's That? by Nathan Cooze, department of materials engineering.
Highly commended - Can Art Help Communicate Social Theory? by John Parker, department of geography.
Highly commended - Former Glory by Katherine Hooper, College of Engineering.
Highly commended - The Archives Treasure Hoard by Richard Burton Archives and Ian Vine, department of information services and systems.
Highly commended - The Mosquito Cell Inkblot Test by Miranda Whitten, College of Medicine.
Highly commended - Nearly Not Dusk by Jennifer Stanford, department of geography.
Highly commended - Dialling 999? Easy As 123 by Dr Patrick Oladimeji, department of computer science.
Highly commended - Revelation! by Wendy Goodridge and Carolyn Graves-Brown, Egypt Centre.
Highly commended - The Wheel by Stuart Griffin, College of Arts and Humanities.
Highly commended - Tragedy And Therapy by Jon Curtis, College of Medicine.
Highly commended - Light Microscopy by Ross Buckingham, Materials Research Centre, College of Engineering.
Highly commended - Success In Failure by Thomas Dunlop, department of materials engineering.