Reflections of Research 2010

Our science image competition gives BHF-funded scientists a chance to show their artistic side by sending in their most striking research images.

This year we introduced a new video category, and got some stunning results!

Watch our video, or see below for the winners and shortlisted entries.

Picture winners

Video winners

Looking through the Heart

 

Looking through the heart

Researchers studying how blood cells get into damaged tissue found this amazing heart-shaped arrangement of cells under their microscope.Next story

Markl & Kilner

Bloodstreams of the heart

Winner

See how blood flows in a healthy human heart in this cutting-edge scan.

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Heart Strings

Heart Strings

Sophisticated medical imaging reveals the intriguing hidden structure of muscles in the heart.Next story

Markl & Kilner

Depth perception

Runner Up

Stepping into the heart, we see how the membranes connecting cells are busy with protein filaments and chemical packages.

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Growing new heart muscle cells

Growing new heart cells

Heart muscle cells grown from stem cells could one day revolutionise the treatment of heart failure. Next story

Markl & Kilner 

Emboli
Small but deadly

Runner Up

See how particles of debris travel through the bloodstream in these
replica brain arteries.

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See all the shortlisted pictures >

See all the shortlisted videos >


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