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Cover Research Projects – 2013 – 2022

Light micrograph of oxytocin crystals.  Credit:  Pasieka/Science Source

Art from the Edge of Science by Eric J. Heller

18th century vase Qing Dynasty (c) RMN-Grand Palais/Art Resource, NY

Nok sculpture from Nigeria (c) Erich Lessing/Art Resource, NY

Relief from temple in Bali Credit: Tip Images/Superstock

Terracotta Warriors and Horses (c) Imaginechina/Corbis

Triopod vessel with jaguar Credit: National Museum of Costa Rica

Headdress of a mask with bird and a family, Guinea. (c) RMN-Grand Palais/Art Resource, NY

 

35-foot-tall, 31-foot-wide “Emptyful” sculpture in the Millennium Library Plaza in Winnipeg, Canada by artist Bill Pechet. Photo credit: Gerry Kopelow

Micrograph of Glycine_crystals by Marek Mis/Science Source

Detail of Madagacan sunset moth wing by Laurie Knight

Abstract image from Getty Images

Creative Photo Research – Chapter Openers & Interiors

Luna Moth Chapter Opener in Adventures in Chemistry. Credit: Alamy

Radioactive Sea Glass Credit: By the Bay Treasures

Gargoyles in Paris Credit: Superstock

A polarized light micrograph of tartaric acid crystals. Credit: Sinclair Stammers/Photo Researchers

Madagascar Giant Day Gecko photo from Alamy. Biorubber base adhesive courtesy Draper Labs

Researchers Collecting Data from Polar Bear. Photo by Daniel J. Cox/Corbis

Freshwater Diatoms. Photo by Dr. Robert Berdan

Print by Ando Hiroshige to illustrate Matsuo Basho’s “Four Haiku” Credit: Corbis

German poet in the court of Henry IV to accompany love poems in literature anthology. Credit: Prisma Archive/Alamy

Dreamstime photo of four season to accompany E.E. Cummings poem, “anyone lived in a pretty how town”

Adoration of the Magi by LaviniaHamer/Bridgeman to illustrate T.S. Eliot’s “Journey of the Magi”

Inspectors used to illustrate research. Credit: Redux Pictures

Another public service advertisement. Credit: World Wildlife Fund

Example of a public service ad – Smokey Bear Credit: U.S. Department of Agriculture