NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC HUNGARY
Budapest, 1 September 2021 National Geographic Hungary has published a new article by Micronaut. It focuses on the secret life and astonishing diversity of pollen grains. Micronaut has started to document pollen grains in 2005 and never stopped since then. The...
FOCUS Magazine Cover
Hamburg, 1 July 2021 The German magazine FOCUS has published a cover created by Micronaut. The picture is visualizing the research area of Prof. Nicola Aceto (ETHZ), who focuses primarily on the biology and vulnerabilities of circulating tumor cell clusters. The...
ADVANCED BIOLOGY COVER
Basel, 25 March 2021 The science journal Advance Biology has published a cover created by Micronaut. The hi-tech picture is leading us directly inside a human brain and took several years from early concept to realization. It is called 'Neuronal Highways' and...
Best Science Images 2020: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
Washington D.C., 1 January 2021 On new years day, National Geographic announces the Best Science Pictures 2020. The article features six pictures, including Micronaut’s iconic artwork ‘The Microbiome of a Kiss’! "Wow. Gustav Klimt has his kiss and you have yours."Todd...
SARS-CoV-2: Fine art by Martin Oeggerli
We are delighted to present the limited edition CoV-2 series created by Martin Oeggerli in collaboration with University Ulm.Continue reading on Oeggerli.com
Feature article: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
National Geographic Deutschland has published their new Cover article ‘Das Leben in uns’ (April 2018). The series of images that I created for this article also includes very difficult material:
NZZ Format: Immunsystem
SRF is going to release a new NZZ Format article about the human immune system (“Unser Immunsystem: stark, sensibel, beeinflussbar”)
GEO article: Unser Darm
Hamburg, June 2020 (GEO Nr. 06 / 2020) GEO has published their new Cover article ‘Unser Darm’ (June 2020). The series of images for this article by Micronaut also includes the previously unpublished image of Geotrichum candidum. Billions of species including bacteria...
Stamps for Swiss Post
Art collectors: please find a very limited number of hand-signed original fine prints available on the artist’s website. Philately: stamp