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Neuroinformatics: Past Contributions, Current Challenges, and Future Possibilities, Text Slide 11 of 34

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Slide title: All This...and so Much More

Slide words: All this and so much more...

  • Astronomy
  • Biology
  • Computing
  • Earth & Environment
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Materials
  • Mathematics
  • Nano
  • People & Society
  • Physics
  • Polar
  • Slide image: Images representing the twelve research areas funded by the National Science Foundation and the NSF logo.
    Top row (left to right): photo of radio telescopes; illustration of a human brain; computer simulation; photo of a breaking wave.
    Middle row (left to right): photo of a girl at a hands-on science event; photo of a fluorescent dye injected into a tank of stirred liquid; photomicrograph of a liquid crystal; computer-generated image of a mathematical system.
    Bottom row (left to right): computer image of nano cars; illustration showing the silhouette of a young child on hands and knees, surrounded by technological items; computer image of the emergence of a Bose-Einstein condensate; photo of Iceberg B-15A.

    Image credits: Top row (left to right): NRAO/AUI. © 2008 JupiterImages Corporation. James Matthews, Linghao Zhong and John Brady, Cornell University; Mike Himmel and Mark Nimlos, NREL; Tauna Rignall, Colorado School of Mines; Mike Crowley, The Scripps Research Institute. Digital Vision, Getty Images.
    Middle row (left to right): Nanoscience Program, University of Arkansas. M. M. Alvarez, T. Shinbrot, F. J. Muzzio, Center for Structured Organic Composites, Rutgers University. Renfan Shao, Liquid Crystal Materials Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder. American Institute of Mathematics.
    Bottom row (left to right): Yasuhiro Shirai, Rice University. Nicolle Rager Fuller, National Science Foundation. Mike Matthews, JILA. Josh Landis, National Science Foundation.

    Slide background image: A model of cells within the lateral geniculate nucleus (LCN).

    Slide background credit: Greg Hood, John Burkardt and Greg Foss of the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

    Design by: Adrian Apodaca, National Science Foundation

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