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Karl Deisseroth awarded with Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 2026

Film portrait by Imagining Science 2017

The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel “for their discoveries concerning light-gated ion channels and optogenetics”.
In 2017, the NOMIS Foundation commissioned Imagining Science to produce a film portrait of Karl Deisseroth. The film was created by students participating in the Imagining Science Film Masterclass.

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Digital service design
State Archive Basel‑Stadt
and State Archive St. Gallen

Creating pathways to
historical sources and
information
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Reading room and
Archive window
State Archive Basel‑Stadt

Spatial interfaces
for public access and
presentation

With the State Archives Basel-Stadt and the Natural History Museum Basel set to share a new building in 2028, EM2N developed the overall architectural design. Within this transition, Unbound Trajectories contributed spatial scenarios and service design concepts for the State Archive Basel-Stadt, including the reading room and library, the “archive window” and the building plans archive.

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Imagining Science
visual identity

Designing at the intersection
between science and design
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Material Culture:
Dialogue of Materiality

Collaborative exhibition,
School of Design,
University of Technology Sydney
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NOMIS Award
film masterclass series

Science communication
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Visual storytelling
NOMIS Foundation

Narratives of
foundational research,
discovery and scientific
inquiry
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Positioning
Erasmus Student Network

A strategic framework
for pan-European
representation
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Svante Pääbo receives
Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 2022

Science communication: Film portrait by Imagining Science 2017
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