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Images Dated 22nd November 2011

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Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Fossil DNA, computer artwork

Fossil DNA, computer artwork
Conceptual computer artwork showing strands of fossilised DNA. The recovery of DNA from archaeological and palaeontological remains has intrigued scientists for many years

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Fingerprint types, 17th century

Fingerprint types, 17th century
Fingerprint types. 19th-century artwork showing three of the fingerprint types (arch, loop and whorl) identified by British scientist Francis Galton (1822-1911), who wrote on the subject from 1888

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Johannes Gutenberg, German printer

Johannes Gutenberg, German printer
Johannes Gutenberg (c.1398-1468), German printer and publisher. Gutenbergs development of moveable type, combined with his printing press, allowed the mass production of printed books

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Flagellation whip, 17th century

Flagellation whip, 17th century
Flagellation whip. Artwork of an aculeatum flagellum (stinging whip to flagellate) being held in a hand. The text is in Latin

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Lead ion collisions

Lead ion collisions. Particle tracks from the first stable run lead ion collisions seen by the ALICE (a large ion collider experiment) detector at CERN (the European particle physics laboratory)

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Tuberculosis resistance to some drugs

Tuberculosis resistance to some drugs
Conceptual computer illustration showing the virtual brick wall resistance of Tuberculosis (TB) to drugs. Drug resistance is the reduction in effectiveness of a drug such as an antimicrobial or an

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Illustration of E. coli in a Petri dish

Illustration of E. coli in a Petri dish
Conceptual computer illustration of E.coli bacteria being cultured in a Petri dish. Escherichia coli has the ability to ferment carbohydrates

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Hand with DNA strand, computer artwork

Hand with DNA strand, computer artwork
Conceptual computer artwork showing the double helix structure of DNA being held by a male hand, symbolising our understanding of the genetic instructions used in the development

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Ammonite fossil, 16th century

Ammonite fossil, 16th century
Ammonite fossil. Woodcut artwork of a split stone, revealing an ammonite fossil. The Latin text refers to this as a rams horn

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Christs stigmata, 17th century

Christs stigmata, 17th century
Christs stigmata. Artwork of Christs rope-bound hands, showing the site of the stigmata. In this context, stigmata refers to the Holy Wounds that Jesus Christ received during his crucifixion

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Biblical symbolism, 17th century

Biblical symbolism, 17th century
Biblical symbolism. 17th-century woodcut artwork showing the circles of the Earths four elements (centre; earth, water, air and fire) and the heavens

$Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Fossil DNA and X-Ray diffraction, artwork$

Fossil DNA and X-Ray diffraction, artwork
Conceptual computer artwork showing strands of fossilised DNA being scanned by X-Ray diffraction, the method first used to identify the helical structure of DNA

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Thermogram of AC converters, artwork

Thermogram of AC converters, artwork
Conceptual computer artwork of a thermogram showing the heat loss from 2 banks of a/c power converters. Thermography detects radiation in the infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Drug Resistance, computer artwork

Drug Resistance, computer artwork
Conceptual computer artwork showing the virtual brick wall resistance of some pathogens to drugs. Drug resistance is the reduction in effectiveness of a drug such as an antimicrobial or an

Biblical symbolism, 17th century
Biblical symbolism. 17th-century woodcut text and diagram showing the orbit of the clock of the Sun and the Moon, with a heavenly hand (Christ, upper right) holding a compass to the circles

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Drug Resistant Microbes, computer artwork

Drug Resistant Microbes, computer artwork
Conceptual computer illustration of a drug capsule being pushed aside by microbes that have developed an immunity to the drug

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Autumn Leaf Colour Wheel

Autumn Leaf Colour Wheel
An arrangement of autumn leaf colours. This colour change is a phenomenon that affects the normally green leaves of many deciduous trees and shrubs by which they take

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Dictionary of Typography (1875)

Dictionary of Typography (1875)
Typography dictionary. Title page of the 1875 second edition of A Dictionary of Typography by the British printer, editor and author John Southward (1840-1902)

Images Dated 22nd November 2011: Johann Bauhin, Swiss botanist

Johann Bauhin, Swiss botanist
Johann Bauhin (1541-1613), Swiss botanist. Bauhin, a contemporary of the Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner (1516-1565), became court physician to the German Duke Frederick I of Wurttemberg

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