2008 Microsoft Photography Competition at the Department of Engineering by Engineering at Cambridge ● portfotolio

Engineering at Cambridge: The winning photo 2008: Sonja Findeisen-Tandel 'Blue spikes'

Engineering at Cambridge: 2nd prize 2008: Sam Cocks 'First Light'

Engineering at Cambridge: 3rd prize 2008: Ingrid Graz 'Moth'

Engineering at Cambridge: Carrie Gillespie 'Beautiful blue phase'

Engineering at Cambridge: Chong Cheng Tung and Dr. –Ing. Umesh Bhayaraju "Firewire'

Engineering at Cambridge: Timothy D. Wilkinson 'Larger lenses'

Engineering at Cambridge: Robin Firth 'Pouring the Critical Joint'

Engineering at Cambridge: Rich Wareham - 'The surface of a hyper-complex escape-time fractal'

Engineering at Cambridge: Haolan Wang 'Coral'

Engineering at Cambridge: Sungjune Jung - 'Fishtail in the green sea'

Engineering at Cambridge: Kun Li 'Laser drilled micro-sized hole array'

Engineering at Cambridge: Sharvari Dalal 'Crystal Tinsel'

Engineering at Cambridge: Yun-Thai Li 'Smart Micro-Probe'

Engineering at Cambridge: Sonja Findeisen-Tandel 'Bright orange SmA-Phase'

Engineering at Cambridge: Chong Cheng Tung and Dr Ing Umesh Bhayaraju - 'Nebula'

Engineering at Cambridge: Chong Cheng Tung and Dr. –Ing. Umesh Bhayaraju 'Supernova'

Engineering at Cambridge: Sonja Findeisen-Tandel - 'Growing of a nematic mesophase'

Engineering at Cambridge: Haolan Wang ''Rainforest'

Engineering at Cambridge: Sonja Findeisen-Tandel 'Dendritic'

Engineering at Cambridge: A. Taylan Cemgil 'First bar of an aria'

Engineering at Cambridge: Brendan Baker 'Segrada Familia'

Engineering at Cambridge: Claire Barlow 'Vibration measurements on the roof of the chapel tower of St John's College'

Engineering at Cambridge: Dave Clarke 'Works Chimney'

Engineering at Cambridge: Mahalia Miller 'Upwards'

Engineering at Cambridge: Brendan Baker 'Do you feel a breeze?'

Engineering at Cambridge: Alan Colli 'Euro-Lithography'

Engineering at Cambridge: Ian Howard 'Airpucks'

Engineering at Cambridge: Dr Athina Markaki (Dept of Engineering) and Dr Jeremy Skepper (Dept of Anatomy) – 'Cell Infiltration into a Fibrous Metallic Scaffold'

Engineering at Cambridge: djc_1

Engineering at Cambridge: llpl2_1