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unter Friday, October 16, 2009
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Micronavigating between Science + Art
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news

- Micronaut installation at 2011 Gwangju Design Biennale
- PNAS Cover: 'David vs. Goliath'
- Award for Outstanding Scientific Imaging (FOCUS)
- International Photography Awards (IPA)
- 'Exquisite Castaways' - National Geographic
- Pollen Gallery on - NBC

the art of microscopy

the art of microscopy
Micronaut MINI's are inspiring reproductions of Martin Oeggerli classic works and make the perfect gift. They come along mounted with dibond and silicon - have a look!

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about

Micronaut-the blog! was launched in 2009 by Martin Oeggerli, the man behind Micronaut, to share news and insights from the microscopic world with a constantly curious and well educated audience. Moreover, this is the place to discuss fascinating topics, look at unusual motifs or explain microscopic techniques. Last but not least, backstage stories are provided right from the scene!

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