Are you a scientist, photographer or artist?
Placing images in a picture library such as Wellcome Images is an excellent way to engage with the public and to increase their understanding of your work. In order for your images to be considered for the Awards, they first need to be accepted into the collections. They are looking to acquire high quality imagery that relates to biomedical science and contemporary healthcare, and are interested in all artistic media and imaging techniques, from hand-drawn illustrations to super-resolution microscopy and functional MRI scans.
Wellcome Images is a leading image resource used by broadcasters, publishers and academics across the world. As a contributor you would retain copyright, earn royalties and are fully acknowledged when your images are published or broadcast.
The deadline for submission for this competition is the 9th September, if you would like to find more information out about how to submit an image please email Sabrina Taner on s.taner@wellcome.ac.uk
Or click here to gain inspiration or find out more about the competition.
 
								










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