Microscopy Gallery

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Shifting Perspective.After many many passes at this stone, it relented and gave me this beautiful, c
4.30.17 - Some images of chickweed (? or sandwort?) from under my microscope!
Foods imaged with a scanning electron microscope. Guess what foods they are. Click on the photos for
Cross section of a plant stem. Each of these “tubes” is used to transport water
Larvae from the parasitic worm that causes schistosomiasis | ZEISS Microscopy The parasitic worm tha
Pollen Mix-up | Cell The examination and study of pollen through advanced microscopy techniques can
Skin cell (keratinocyte) | ZEISS MicroscopyThis normal human skin cell was treated with a growth fac
Cells I: The Prisoner’s Dilemma29x29 cm, black ink on dirty paper.www.patreon.com/post
Confocal microscopy by Tamily A. Weissman.
A leaf with eggs.
Barrel Cactus (70%) Cotton Linters (30%). Source.
Synthetic Dyes Dyes are substances that can be used to impart color to other materials, such as text
Engineered metasurfaces replace adhesive tape in specialized microscopeThe latest advance in a new t
nubbsgalore: snowflake crystallization microscopy (x)
Discarded AFM tips.Atomic Force Microscopy, or AFM, is a technique by which a small mechanical probe
A two-day-old zebrafish embryo brainThese striking images show a zebrafish embryo brain at just two-
Working on polishing my samples for reflective light microscopy. This sample is a pyroxenite from Ho
Spooky science This ghoulish image shows lung tissue structure.Laura Sibley who took this image is p
Scientists forge ahead with electron microscopy to build quantum materials atom by atomA novel techn
Al 75, Cu 25 (wt%), hypoeutectic alloy Processing: Sand cast[…]Sample preparation: Etched
timewasjustadream: Bacterium on a diatom on an amphipod.
“Within the in-between” reveals brain cells and their complex interwoven process
Nearly 2K followers on tumblr! wtf is happening? ;) and now something for this occasion:Photomicrogr
Spirorbis sp. (aquatic worm) (100x)
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