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The Lennart Nilsson Award.

¹Biomedical Photographic Communications, 70 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York 14623, USA. mrppph@rit.edu

The Journal of Biocommunication

|April 11, 2001

Summary

This article explores the Lennart Nilsson Award, recognizing scientific imagery that reveals the unseen. It highlights the award

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Area of Science:

Scientific photography and visualization.
Natural world exploration through imagery.
Awarding excellence in scientific communication.

Background:

Introduction to Lennart Nilsson's pioneering photographic work.
Establishment of the Lennart Nilsson Award foundation.
Formation of a board and international nominating committee.

Discussion:

Criteria for award selection: merit in scientific imagery.
Focus on revealing the unseen aspects of the natural world.
Examination of the work of recent award recipients.

Key Insights:

The award celebrates impactful scientific imagery.
Nilsson's legacy inspires the recognition of visual scientific discovery.
The importance of visual storytelling in science.

Outlook:

Encouraging reader participation in the nomination process.
Future impact of the award on scientific visualization.
Continued recognition of groundbreaking scientific photography.

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