Vera Hunnekuhl - Erpobdella octoculata (freshwater leech)
the stunning beauty of neurones
micrograph of a stained pine staminate cone
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By Franz Neidl. Odontella saltwater diatom. http://www.photomacrography.net
Mouse small intestine at embryonic day 15.5. by Dr. John Hatch
the winning photographs in nikon's small world microphotography competition include a disco-hued octopus embryo and a closeup of a housefly's eye.
Fluorescence microscopy is a technique for acquiring microscopic images using fluorescence which is excited in the sample, using laser irradiation.
Jan Martinek on Instagram: "Hollyhock (Alcea) pollen grain stained with acridine orange and calcofluor white, under the confocal microscope. #confocalmicroscopy #confocal #fluorescence #UVIVF #pollengrains #coolscience #scienceimage #fluorescencemicroscopy #microscopyart #microscopy #microscope #microscopic #microscopicworld #micro #plantscience #scicomm #sciart #bioimaging #plantscience #microphotography #cupoty #leicamicrosystems"
The amazing microscopic meteorite world of Tom Phillips
Three types of microscopes: light microscopes (compound, stereo, inverted, fluorescence, confocal, and super-resolution microscope), electron microscope, and scanning probe microscopes.
Three types of microscopes: light microscopes (compound, stereo, inverted, fluorescence, confocal, and super-resolution microscope), electron microscope, and scanning probe microscopes.
Three types of microscopes: light microscopes (compound, stereo, inverted, fluorescence, confocal, and super-resolution microscope), electron microscope, and scanning probe microscopes.
Three types of microscopes: light microscopes (compound, stereo, inverted, fluorescence, confocal, and super-resolution microscope), electron microscope, and scanning probe microscopes.
Three types of microscopes: light microscopes (compound, stereo, inverted, fluorescence, confocal, and super-resolution microscope), electron microscope, and scanning probe microscopes.
Every year, the scientists and microscope devotees submit their images and movies of natural subjects, shot under a microscope to the Olympus BioScapes Digital Imaging Competition.
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the winning photographs in nikon's small world microphotography competition include a disco-hued octopus embryo and a closeup of a housefly's eye.
