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    Art Meets Science Under Polarising Microscopy

    Liquid crystals have been commercially important for several decades, especially for applications in electronic displays and TV screens. They can exhibit well-known liquid crystalline mesophases in which the molecules are very responsive to applied electric or magnetic fields. When studied under polarising microscopy they can produce artistic textures, which exhibits the beauty and fascination of liquid crystals.
    Submission Year: 
    2017-18
    Photographer's affiliation: 
    Faculty
    Academic areas: 
    Arts and Science
    Art of Research categories: 
    Art in action
    Photo: 
    Liquid crystalline mesophases studied under polarising microscopy
    Categories: 
    Faculty / Researcher
    Bader International Study Centre - BISC
    Materials Discovery and Molecular Design
    Fundamental Principles of Nature: from Discovery to Application and Innovation
    Location of photograph: 
    Kingston University, UK
    Photographer's name: 
    Danesh Roudini
    Display Photographers Affiltion + Faculty or Department: 
    Faculty, Bader International Study Centre - BISC