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Crystal Chow

Crystal Chow

Beat Christen

Beat Christen

ETH Zürich

Portrait of Robert Christer

Robert Christer

Attenborough Arts Centre, University of Leicester

A person is holding two medical devices, likely for diabetes management. In the left hand, there's a sleek, black smartphone-like device displaying a numerical reading of "13.1 mmol/L" and a graph, along with icons. In the right hand, a darker, more rugged device with buttons and a small screen is held, possibly an insulin pump or a continuous glucose monitor transmitter, with tubing extending from it. The background is a blurred, light-colored tiled floor.

Emperra GmbH - Christian Krey

Peppermint Venture Partners - Germany

A visually striking image featuring three dark, metallic gears positioned on a light blue, shimmering surface. Above them, a cluster of thin, illuminated fiber optic strands descends, creating a sparkling, ethereal effect. Small, bright dots are scattered across the surface, enhancing the luminous and technological theme. The overall impression is one of connection, technology, and precision.

Crystalline Mirror Solutions - Christian Pawlu

A soft, light-filled, double-exposure image combines elements of medical science and urban architecture. In the foreground, a close-up of a microscope's objective lenses is visible on the left, bathed in a warm glow. On the right, medical items like a stethoscope, a pen, and a pair of glasses are arranged next to a clipboard with a "MEDICAL" heading and an "Rx" symbol. Superimposed over these elements, and more distinctly in the background, is a faded, monochromatic image of a city skyline with buildings, c

iThera Medical - Christian Wiest

Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Deutscher Forschungszentren e.V. - Germany

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Eva Christiansen

FGS Global (Europe) GmbH

André  Christl

André Christl

Portrait of Karen Christman

Karen Christman

University of California San Diego

A close-up, eye-level shot focuses on the objective lenses of a microscope, which are made of shiny metal. A sample slide is visible on the stage below, illuminated by a warm, golden light coming from beneath, suggesting active observation. Two hands wearing bright blue laboratory gloves are partially visible on either side of the microscope, indicating a person is operating the equipment. The background is blurred, maintaining focus on the scientific instrument.

Luxendo GmbH - Christoph Antz

Portrait of Zhiqin Chu

Zhiqin Chu

The University of Hong Kong

Daniel Chu Owen

Daniel Chu Owen

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