The Princeton University Art of Science
Competition is a celebration of the
aesthetics of research and the ways in which
science and engineering inform art and vise
versa. Now in its second year, the
competition is open to all members of the
Princeton University community.
This spring we solicited images, videos,
and sounds produced in the course of
research in the sciences, engineering and
mathematics, as well as creative works from
any department incorporating tools or
concepts from science. Entries were judged
based on aesthetic excellence as well as
scientific or technical interest.
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The 2006 Art of Science exhibition is on
display in the Friend Center on
Princeton's campus. Admission is free and open to
the public from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
You can also see the show in our online gallery.
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* Office of the President
* Office of the Dean of the Faculty
* School of Engineering and Applied Science
* Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics
* Department of Computer Science
* Council of the Humanities
* Program in Visual Arts
Andrew Moore (Visual Arts), Alex Halderman (Computer Science),
Kati Lovasz (Comparative Literature), Adam Finkelstein (Computer Science),
Perry Cook (Computer Science), Jonathan Harris (Number 27)
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Design by Jonathan Harris, Number
27
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