Micrograph Contest
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The fields of research covered by this conference are at the 
forefront of the drive to develop technology to make smaller and smaller structures.We have ventured into size regimes where we are often dependent on microscopes and the skill of microscopists to see the results of our work (and often what went wrong).
To highlight the importance of micrographs to the field, the conference holds a micrograph contest every year. Submissions are sought from our community, and can be generated in the course of doing research, but can be submitted purely for their beauty or ability to excite curiosity, and need not be related to any paper or topic presented at the conference.
The entries will be judged both from a technological and artistic point of view.
A panel of judges will disqualify any entry that it believes has not conformed to the rules and will select the winners. Awards will be announced at the Thursday Night Banquet. There are six categories:
- Grand Prize
- Most Bizarre
- Best Electron Micrograph
- Best Ion Micrograph
- Best Photon Micrograph
- Best Scanning Probe Micrograph
The micrograph Contest is sponsored by 
2014 Micrograph Contest
For more details on the Micrograph Contest, including submission procedures and rules for the 2014 contest, and a chance to see some of the beautiful works submitted in past years, Click Here.
Grand Prize 2010
2010 Grand Prize Winner: “Too Many Eggs for One Basket”
Submitted by Scott Braswell
University of Washington, NTUF
