Prestigious science photo competition returns
Entries are invited for the return of the Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition after a gap of several years caused by the Covid pandemic.
Entry is limited to scientists of graduate level or above, for categories including Astronomy, Behaviour, Earth Science and Climatology, Ecology and Environmental Science, and Micro-imaging.
Deadline for participating is 18 August this year and the entries will be judged by a panel drawn from research, scientific publishing and photography.
Winners in each of the categories will each receive £500, with the overall winning image receiving £1,000, plus a full waiver on article processed charges for their next open access publication in a Royal Society journal.
To find out more click here, or here for the full terms and conditions
Pic: Abhijeet Bayani’s study of an Ant was among the successful entries for 2019
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