The 2010 Drosophila Image Award


	Dear Drosophila Colleagues, This is the ONLY call for submissions for the 2010 Drosophila Image Award. The award will be presented at the upcoming Drosophila Research Conference in Washington D.C. on April 8th, 2010. The Image Award recognizes the important role that compelling images have played in Drosophila research. To encourage and celebrate this role, finalist images will be displayed throughout the conference, and the winner will be presented with a plaque. The Award will be given to the most striking image that clearly conveys a point of important biological information in Drosophila research. All images that have been or will be published in a primary research journal in 2009 are eligible. Submissions can be made electronically to imageawardlists.berkeley.edu. Please see www.Drosophila-images.org for more details and complete instructions for submission, as well as for images of past winners. We will be accepting submissions of videos as well as still images. These will be considered in a single competition –there will not be a separate category for videos. See the website for size and format for submission. We encourage you to submit your work for consideration. Submissions are open until Jan. 30, 2010. Sincerely, The Drosophila Image Award Committee: Michelle Arbeitman David Bilder Ross Cagan Brian Calvi Anne Ephrussi

Dear Drosophila Colleagues,

This is the ONLY call for submissions for the 2010 Drosophila Image Award. The award will be presented at the upcoming Drosophila Research Conference in Washington D.C. on April 8th, 2010.

The Image Award recognizes the important role that compelling images have played in Drosophila research. To encourage and celebrate this role, finalist images will be displayed throughout the conference, and the winner will be presented with a plaque.

The Award will be given to the most striking image that clearly conveys a point of important biological information in Drosophila research. All images that have been or will be published in a primary research journal in 2009 are eligible. Submissions can be made electronically to imageaward link lists.berkeley.edu. Please see www.Drosophila-images.org for more details and complete instructions for submission, as well as for images of past winners.

We will be accepting submissions of videos as well as still images. These will be considered in a single competition –there will not be a separate category for videos. See the website for size and format for submission.

We encourage you to submit your work for consideration. Submissions are open until Jan. 30, 2010.

Sincerely,

The Drosophila Image Award Committee:

Michelle Arbeitman

David Bilder

Ross Cagan

Brian Calvi

Anne Ephrussi