“I am among those who think that science has great beauty.” That sentiment from Nobel Prize–winning scientist and trailblazer Marie Curie comes to life every day in the work of Michigan State University researchers who develop breakthroughs and technologies that create a better world.
Sometimes, that research leads to one more thing: striking, unexpected art. From naturally occurring patterns made by honeybees to microscopic images of gut neurons, here is a glimpse into the beauty revealed by MSU research.
Science doesn’t just answer our biggest questions; it transforms how we see and experience the world around us. These examples represent just a few areas of research at MSU that have revealed breathtaking visuals — a welcome reminder to look just a bit closer.