Image sets from Wiki Science Competition 2017 in Ireland
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This is a list of sets of files from Category:Images from Wiki Science Competition 2017 in Ireland.
Files included in Category:Image sets from Wiki Science Competition 2017 are in this next list:
Rutilated Quartz Specimen
[edit]- Uploaded by User:FluffyThornOnRose, 6 files:details
- Comment: Rutilated Quartz is part of the family of Silicate-tectosilicates found as already formed crystals or as stream rounded fragments. It contains reddish-brown and/or yellow rutile (titanium dioxide) inclusions that grow in acicular, prismatic, slender strands that look like fine hairs or golden “needles” suspended inside clear quartz. Rutile is a titanium dioxide mineral, and sometimes contains large quantities of iron oxide. When the iron oxide content is high, the rutilated quartz may have needles of gold and red in it, and when the content is lower, it may have a darker, even almost black colour.
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Scale of samples.
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Rutilated Quartz Specimen 1 - rare formation of meteor-like cluster of rutile strands.
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Rutilated Quartz Specimen 2 - delicate rutile threads on clear specimen.
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Rutilated Quartz Specimen 3 - standard clear black rutile inclusion.
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Rutilated Quartz Specimen 4 - lace formation rutile slide.
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Rutilated Quartz Specimen 5 - golden rutile strands.
Warhol's Neuron
[edit]- Uploaded by User:Enricobagnoli, single file
- Comment: Montage of an image of neurons, captured using a confocal microscope.
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Montage of an image of neurons, captured using a confocal microscope.
Other possible file galleries
[edit]Although they were not uploaded as such by the users (or changed of category before their evaluation), these set of more than 3 files can also be considered as possible galleries for an exhibition or for a last-minute repêchage by the international jury:
- African Wildlife by User:Eoneill6 (10: details)
- Comment:Photos taken during an undergraduate trip to Kenya for a zoology module.
- Electrodeposition of thermoelectric materials, by User:Swatchith (7: details)
- Comment: Mostly microscopic images of electreposition of thermoelectric materials such as bismuth antimony tellurides.
- Women in Science, by User:AishlingHyland (10: details)
- Comment: Pictures taken at Inspirefest 2015, 2016 and 2017, by Conor McCabe Photography.