Travelers through Terminal C at Washington’s Dulles International Airport have another month to catch their planes and “Life: Magnified,” the joint imaging exhibit organized by ASCB and the NIH National Institute for General Medical Sciences, and funded by Zeiss Corp. The public response to the show, which features 44 massive color transparencies mounted on lightboxes was so positive, the Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority asked to extend the show’s run through the end of the year.
About the Author:
John Fleischman was the ASCB Senior Science Writer from 2000 to 2016. Best unpaid perk of the job? Working with new grad students and Nobel Prize winners.
