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Explore the magical world under a microscope
A rare moment captures the image of the human brain beating other beautiful works to win the first prize of the Wellcome Trust Award 2012 photo contest in biomedical pho…
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The best Micro photos in 2011
Exaggerated 20 times, the lower jaw of the larvae looked quite fierce. The photo won at the Small World Microphotography Competition in 2011.
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Scanning 'tiny monsters' through a microscope
The images below look like monsters in horror movies, but they are actually tiny insects captured under a microscope using 3D technology.
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The world goes through an electron microscope
A collection of photographs taken with scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was chosen to be included in a book by scientific writer Brandon Broll ...
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3D image of 'tiny monsters'
British pen Tom Jackson and his colleagues spent 3 months completing the book 'Micro Monsters' ...
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Pollen - the culprit in summer fever
People with hay fever have a chance to see the pollen grains, their invisible enemies, thanks to the scanning electron microscope.
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The most breakthrough scientific images in 2009
The Wellcome Images award is given by the Wellcome Trust, a humanitarian organization dedicated to funding health studies.
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10 most beautiful microscopic photos in 2009
Microscope photos are a Nikon-sponsored photography competition held annually ...
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14 strange science pictures
Join us to explore the wonders of science you never knew, with amazing images ...
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The world exaggerates through a microscope
A leaf, drops of water on a soap cake or white snowflakes that are seen through a microscope lens are impressive and beautiful.
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Breast milk videos under a microscope attract millions of views
The image of breast milk under a microscope is described as
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Video: Exotic plants know how to walk and jump
Researchers have discovered a strange, new type of movement in plants: tiny spores of the hippopotamus (also known as horsetail) can walk and jump.
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Application of biomolecular imaging techniques to win the Nobel Prize
The frozen electronic experimental microscope technique of three scientists Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry f…
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Launch the human cell mapping project of the century
US and British scientists have launched a long-term project to identify and describe all human cells in a large atlas.