Csaba Adori receives the Lennart Nilsson Award 2024
Csaba Adori, neurobiologist at the Department of Molecular Biosciences, Stockholm University, and affiliated to the Department of Neuroscience at Karolinska Institutet, receives the award for his outstanding work in 3D imaging of the body’s tissues.
His detailed images and 3D movies of tissues allow the viewer to take a visual journey through several of the body’s organs. This has significantly contributed to increasing our understanding of the structure of various organs and the development of disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, fatty liver disease (MAFLD), and cancer. ”I am especially happy that the scientific, educational, and aesthetic potential of this imaging approach has been recognized by this award,” says Csaba Adori.
Motivation:
Csaba Adori is awarded the 2024 Lennart Nilsson Award for his scientific 3D photography of tissues. In the spirit of Lennart Nilsson, he reveals not only the scientific aspects of the tissue structure or its pathology, but also the beauty of anatomical details. His artistic images provide an overview of several millimeters with micrometer resolution, contributing to the scientific understanding of structures such as the inner ear and the human brainstem. His material is used in teaching, and he reaches outside the academic world by sharing videos of the human 3D microcosmos, provoking curiosity and fascination.
More information, videos and photos can be found at Csaba Adoris' website.
For more information, please contact:
Csaba Adori
Tel: +46 709 98 35 54
Email: csaba.adori@su.se; csaba.adori@ki.se; adorics@gmail.com
The Lennart Nilsson Award Foundation was established in 1998 in recognition of the world-renowned Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson and his extraordinary body of work. The main aim is to promote education, training, and research within the medical, biological, and engineering sciences through the application of images. This is achieved through the Lennart Nilsson Award, an international award bestowed annually upon an individual in recognition of outstanding contributions within the realm of scientific photography.
