2008 Gallery: Images of the year

Emma Marris

Nature, 2008, vol. 456, issue 7224, 854-859

Abstract: This gallery showcases some of the year's most eye-catching science, from a close encounter with squid suckers that look like a carnivorous cartoon choir to mathematical forms given shape in purple yarn. It also recalls some of the biggest science news stories: the staggering devastation wrought by Hurricane Ike; a Nobel prize for putting a glowing protein to work; and the ongoing robotic exploration of Mars.

Date: 2008
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