Images Dated 25th March 2004
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Featured 25 Mar 2004 Print
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2004 Formula One Testing,Circuit Paul Ricard, France. 24th March 2004.
Pedro De la Rosa, McLaren Mercedes MP4/19.
Photo: Lorenzo Bellanca/LAT Photographic.
Reference: 35mm transparency 14
Featured 25 Mar 2004 Print
Antibiotics research
Antibiotics research. Three different types of antibiotic being tested on colonies of typhoid bacteria (Salmonella typhi) in a petri dish. The exclusion zone around each disc demonstrates the effectiveness of that antibiotic. S. typhi causes the disease typhoid, which is transmitted in food or water that is contaminated by faeces. This bacterium causes an acute fever, abdominal pain and diarrhoea or constipation. Severe cases can lead to intestinal bleeding and death. All three of these antibiotics are effective at killing S. typhi. Grown on Mueller-Hinton agar, a nutrient agar suited to antibiotic tests
© CNRI/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Featured 25 Mar 2004 Print
Production of integrated circuits
Production of integrated circuits. Repeatingrows of identical integrated circuits that havebeen mass-produced on a production line. Theelectronic semiconductor components (shiny, coloured) make up the square units on a basematerial (black). Holes (blue) have been punchedin the base material, and mark the corners of eachsquare unit. Integrated circuits are used in mostelectronic devices, such as computers. Techniquesof mass-production allow extremely accurateproduction of small integrated circuits, resultingin electronic devices that are both compact andreliable. Photographed in 1996
© Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory/Science Photo Library
