Result Announcement
It is our pleasure to announce the winner of the contest: Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2022. Among the pictures that won each month in 2021, so from the pool of 12 amazing images, you chose the best one. We sincerely thanks for all votes cast.
The winning picture of the contest: Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2022 is the entry by Andrea F. M. Santos, entitled "Flying Colibri", from October 2022. Congratulations!
The winning picture will be displayed on the cover of the next issue of Liquid Crystals Today. Additionally, a short article about the author of the winning picture will be published on Liquid Crystals Today.
October 2022
Andreia F. M. Santos,
Flying Colibri
Contest: Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2022
We are pleased to announce the contest: Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2022. Among the pictures that won each month in 2022, so from the pool of 12 amazing images, you will choose the best one. The winning picture will be displayed on the cover of the next issue of Liquid Crystals Today. Additionally, a short article about the author of the winning picture will be published on Liquid Crystals Today.
The rules are simple:
(i) choose a photo from the ones below,
(ii) press the 'start voting' button and fill out the form,
(iii) each person can cast only one vote for a picture of their choice (ONE PERSON = ONE VOTE),
(iv) voting runs from 1 to 21 February 2023,
(v) the results will be announced on the ILCS website (https://www.ilcsoc.org/) on 24 February 2023.
The general rules of the Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2022 contest can be found here.
We cordially invite you to vote!
Result Announcement
It is our pleasure to announce the winner of the contest: Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2021. Among the pictures that won each month in 2021, so from the pool of 12 amazing images, you chose the best one. We sincerely thanks for all votes cast.
The winning picture of the contest: Liquid Crystal Art Image of the Year 2021 is the entry by Luciano De Sio, entitled "Plasmonic assisted smectic-like liquid crystal phase", from January 2021. Congratulations!
The winning picture will be displayed on the cover of the next issue of Liquid Crystals Today. Additionally, a short article about the author of the winning picture will be published on Liquid Crystals Today.