Caught in a trap: An Open Wide exhibition at Birmingham Dental Hospital, 13th September 2017 to 10th January 2018

Melissa Grant; Josefine Hirschfeld

Caught in a trap: An Open Wide exhibition at Birmingham Dental Hospital, 13th September 2017 to 10th January 2018

Melissa Grant (Contributor), Josefine Hirschfeld (Contributor)

Dentistry

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Abstract

Scientist Josefine Hirschfeld from the School of Dentistry,
University of Birmingham worked with enamel artist Teresa Kent
to create unique patterns in enamel on copper inspired by white
blood cell Neutrophil Extracellular Traps or NETs. These are on
display alongside watercolours, made by scientist Nina Vyas,
inspired by the microscopic structures.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2017

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16 Jun 2017 → …
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