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Check out these gorgeous pictures – they all come from DESY and were recognised in past Helmholtz Imaging Contests since 2021. Do you have a picture from your research that could compete with these beauties? Do you work in collaboration with a Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft / Helmholtz Association research centre (or work directly for one)? If you act by 13 May 2026, you might have a picture that can join this illustrious portfolio! Those who win can get a share of the total of 4500€ prize money and inclusion in the traveling Best Scientific Images exhibition, as well as presentation at the Helmholtz Imaging Conference in Leipzig, 10-12 November. Oh, and twelve of the top images will get to be in the lovely 2027 Helmholtz Imaging Calendar. Here is more about the competition and how to submit an entry 👉 https://lnkd.in/dxqkNGjm Credits: (1) Kathryn Spiers, Dennis Brückner, DESY, Antony van der Ent, Wageningen University & Research (The Netherlands), Léo Goudard, Universite de Lorraine, Germinal Rouhan, Museum national d'Histoire naturelle, Paris; (2) Philipp Paetzold, Andreas Schropp, DESY, @Andreas Beckert, @Samaneh Ehteram, Stephan Olbrich, University of Hamburg & Cécile Michel, CNRS (France); (3) Kathryn Spiers, Dennis Brückner, DESY, Julien Jacquet, Gabrielle Michaudel, ECONICK SAS (France) & Antony van der Ent, Wageningen University & Research (The Netherlands); (4) Kathryn Spiers, Dennis Brückner, DESY & Antony van der Ent, Wageningen University & Research (The Netherlands); (5) Sreevidya Thekku Veedu, Patrick Reinke, DESY; (6) Dr. Martin Seyrich, DESY; (7) Johannes Hagemann, DESY