The 2005 Art of Science Exhibition at Princeton

June 13th, 2005 Medgadget Editors Art, Society

Fallopian by Elina Mer
The winners of the 2005 Art of Science Exhibition at Princeton University have now been announced. Fifty five works out of more than 200 entries that were submitted are now available online for you to browse. Enjoy.
(hat tip: FutureFeeder)

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