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There was a review of the Images from Science 2 exhibition printed in Discover Magazine and you can
see what this magazine published about the exhibition by just following the link from the thumbnail shown at the left.
FYI - the Images from Science 2 collection is slated to travel to Germany later this year! If your organization would like to host the photographs simply contact Profs. Michael Peres or Andrew Davidhazy whose email addresses are given above. 
There was a review of the Images from Science 2 exhibition printed in the Dayton Daily News and you can obtain a
PDF of the 2 pages where the review appeared by selecting the thumbnail of the first few lines of the review
shown at the right of this text. To whet your apetite here are a few lines from the review ...
Latest ArtStreet show gives rare view of snowflakes, bees and the cosmos. By Pamela Dillon Contributing Writer Sunday, March 01, 2009 Did you ever want to see a fruit fly up close and personal? How about a tick chomping down on human skin, or a macro image of a honeybee licking a drop of sugar water? These images aren't as aesthetically pleasing as some of the others in the current ArtStreet exhibit at the University of Dayton, but they do provide a fascinating look at science and nature. Scott Streiker, coordinator of UD's Nano Engineering Science and Technology Lab, captured the image of a fruit fly's head at 120 magnification via scanning electron photomicrograph. This image was created as part of student training on a high-resolution scanning electron microscope for a graduate biology course. "Images from Science 2" includes microscopic images of bacteria, computer chips and snowflakes; also rare views of space, the human eye, and even a fetus inside the womb. Stop by and see these along with dozens of other photographs at UD's ArtStreet Studio D Gallery, Studio C, and Cafe. The traveling exhibit first debuted at the Rochester Institute of Technology last October. "We strive with our programming to show interdisciplinary connectiveness of the arts," said Susan Byrnes, ArtStreet director. "When we had the opportunity to bring this show to ArtStreet, it was a perfect fit. This show is in partnership with UD-RI right here on campus. These images are quite beautiful, and they do reflect research images from many different fields." 
The second venue where the Images from Science 2 exhibition was installed was at the Dayton ArtStreet gallery
at 330 Kiefaber Avenue from early March 2009 through March 26, 2009. To see the announcement as it appeared in the
University of Dayton Research Institute's newsletter click on the thumbnail image at right.
The first exhibition of the Images from Science collection was shown at a joint convention of
the Society for Imaging Science and Technology and the International Society for Photo-Optical
Engineering held in San Jose, California from Jan 18-24, 2009. It attracted an appreciative audience and
you can see a larger version of the thumbnail image shown at left by clicking on it.
The exhibition was featured in the Journal of Biocommunications. See this at http://www.jbiocommunication.org/issues/34-3/showcase.html I am so sorry to miss the opening. I can't wait to see the catalog! Thank you again for all of the work you did. -Julieanne Kost Mike and Andy, Beautiful!!!!!!! I'm definitely interested in purchasing at least two copies. How do I go about doing it? Wish I could be there. Thanks for everything. Mike Michael P. Schenk, MSMI, CMI(F) Director, Biomedical Illustration Services University of Mississippi Medical Center 2500 North State Street Jackson, Mississippi 39216-4505 601-984-1212 601-984-1213 (fax) e-mail: mschenk@lrc.umsmed.edu Dear Michael and Andy, Unfortunately I will not be able to attend the opening. The images are beautiful but I'd love to see them mounted. Perhaps they'll come to a town near me :). I'd be interested in purchasing 3 additional copies of the catalog if you could tell me where to direct my request. Thanks again for your efforts in putting together this show. Cheers, Seth Seth Ruffins, Ph.D. Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI) David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA 635 Charles E. Young Dr. South, Suite 225 Los Angeles CA, 90095 Phone 310 206-2101 AIM: seth_ruffins@mac.com Jabber: seth.ruffins@gmail.com Skype: swruffins California Institute of Technology Biology, MC 139-76 Pasadena CA, 91125 Phone: 626 395-2026 Mobile 626-318-3729 e-mail: sruffins@caltech.edu Hi michael and andy I didn't get the invitation but with great regrets I can't make the opening though it's been on my calendar fore many days. I've currently got too much to get ready for an invited gallery show and lecture series on a luxury cruise ship (www.aboardtheworld.com - it's amazing!), leaving late next week for about a week. Your website looks great - this is a really wonderful suite of images and I'm very sorry I can't make it to meet the others (and see you and your own colleagues again). Congrats again and hoist one for me, dee breger Dear Michael, Congratulations to a breath-taking exhibiton. Such fantastic images. Kindest regards Catharina and Lennart Nilsson Hello, Michael and Andy Thanks for producing Images from Science this year again! It�s a very interesting collection this year. We saw lots of new things and could learn from it! One wish we have to you: The photograph of the Stromatolites is not very well in the web- view. Could you please replace it by the one attached? This photograph has its effect by the details, which got lost in the present web photo. Best regards from a Indian-Summer- like Germany! Oliver & Nicole Nicole Ottawa & Oliver Meckes GbR August-Laemmle-Str. 43 72766 Reutlingen Tel.: +49-7121-22443 Fax.: +49-7121-22428 www.eyeofscience.com info@eyeofscience.de Thanks for the update Michael and Andy I obviously won't be there for the opening. I had a look at the online exhibition, and it looks great. Well done to both of you. I would like to get a couple of extra copies of the catalog, and it would be easier to ship them together with the complimentary copies if possible. What is the best way for me to pay for a couple extras and the postage necessary? Would sure like to get the event price if possible, our dollar has just taken a dive against yours....... Again, congratulations to both of you on a job well done. Enjoy the night, you both deserve it. Cheers. Phred Petersen Andy & Michael The photographs look fantastic. I'm very excited to attend the reception this coming weekend. Thank you both for bringing everything together. I wanted to suggest some corrections to my 2 captions. I've attached a word document that contains edited captions that I think are more clear. See you Saturday! Greg Cooksey Hello Michael Thanks for your note. Thanks also for the link to the RIT images from science which I enjoyed looking at. Thanks also for the very smooth organisation you and your colleagues have in place for the competition. with regards David Walker Hi Michael and Andy, It was nice to see you again Saturday. I just wanted to drop a line and thank you again for all your efforts in regard to IFS2. It was a good collection of images and the display was nicely presented. The reception was very nice and it was great to see old colleagues again. When we get settled into our new lab, I'll have Fred send you those files for the Small World exhibit. Jamie James E. Hayden, RBP, FBCA Manager Microscopy Core Facility The Wistar Institute 3601 Spruce St. Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215)898-3887 jhayden@wistar.org Dear Andy and Michael, You guys are setting new standards for RIT Photo. Well done! Dr. Zakia Dear Michael and Andy It was great to see you in Rochester. During my trip I also got to enjoy the train show at the Eastman house. O. Winston Link has been one of my favorite photographers for many years. I have seen his work exhibited before and these prints were much better, probably printed by the photographer himself. What a great job, you did organizing the book and exhibition. It was also good to see some old friends and meet some new ones. Also I would really be grateful if I could get the hi-res files of the posters for the exhibition. I would love to print them out and hang them around the institution. All The Best Norm Norm Barker M.S.,M.A.,R.B.P. Associate Professor of Pathology and Art as Applied to Medicine Director, Pathology Photography And Graphic Arts The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Department of Pathology, Rm. 111 600 N. Wolfe Street Baltimore, MD 21287 410-955-3843 fax410-614-2696 nbarkerj@jhmi.edu http://photography.jhu.edu/ www.ancientmicroworld.com Hello, Andy and MIchael -- Thanks so much for the wonderful exhibit and reception you arranged for Images from Science 2. It was very gratifying to see the amount of interestin the show. The presentation of the images and the quality of the printing was first rate. The book also is of the best quality. Congratulations to its designer. I would like to buy six copies of the book. And if there are copies of the first book, I'd like to get two of those, please. Martin Thank You Michael & Andy I visited the site and sent the link to all my friends and the gallery where I am showing. Thank you for all your help. Thom Brommerich thom_b_foto@msn.com Attached are some images from the exhibition Images from Science 2 as it is being exhibited at the New York Hall of Science, 47-01 111th Street Queens, NY 11368 from February 13 – September 7, 2010. As you can see we double hung them and positioned them in blocks of four with similar content. Best, Marcia Rudy mrudy@nyscience.org
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