#Microscopes

Table top scanning electron microscope is amazing tool. #sem #scanningelectronmicroscopy #microscopes #nano #micro #tech #geek #science

#TardibabeTakeover day 6️⃣ These cuties are among my favorite tardigrades; Hypsibius sp. 😄 I keep a culture at home and they’re starting to make babies, you can see a couple ones in this video! The word tardigrade was chosen by an Italian biologist, and it literally means “slow steppers” in Latin which is pretty funny because some of them are pretty fast on their 8 feet in my opinion! Tardigrades, also called water bears or moss-piglets, are without a doubt the international super stars of the micro world. They’re mostly famous because they evolved and adapted to survive extreme environmental conditions that are generally a death sentence to other animals. Among these adaptations we find resisting dehydration by forming a quiescent tun, resisting sub-zero temperatures down to -196 °C in their hydrated form and temperatures from -273°C to 100°C in their dehydrated form. They’re also able to survive enormous amount of radiations, high pressures, low oxygen concentrations and even exposure to the vacuum of space. It has been shown that water bears are among the most radiation-tolerant animals on this planet! All of these adaptations allowed Tardigrades to inhabit every microenvironment on Earth; from Arctic to Antarctic, deserts to tundra, mountains and forests, grasslands and valleys, ponds and lakes, they can even be found in the deep sea and most likely in your own garden! Since they usually measure between 50 microns to 1,2 millimeters, using a microscope to observe those from your garden will be necessary 😊 Can you spot the bubble-like structures moving around the water bear’s body? 📸: @tardibabe 🔬: Olympus BX53 References: Nelson, D. R., Guidetti, R., & Rebecchi, L. (2015). Phylum Tardigrada. Thorp and Covich’s Freshwater Invertebrates, 347–380. Schill, R. O. (Ed.). (2018). Water Bears: The Biology of Tardigrades. Zoological Monographs. #evidentlifescience #evident #olympus #microscopy #microscope #micro #microscopic #microscopicworld #lifescience #biology #microscopes #nature #science #scientists #microscopeimages #research #optics #imaging #objective #sciart #microworld

The Beauty Of Microscope 🔬💕 . . . . . . . . . . #reel #microscopes #treding #marvelpathlab #explorepage✨

We can see the movie title already, "Tiny World: Polychaetes edition" 🪱 📸: @the_story_of_a_biologist 🔬: Olympus SZ30 . . . #EvidentLifeScience #Evident #Olympus #Microscopy #Microscope #Micro #Microscopic #Microscopicworld #LifeScience #Biology #Microscopes #Nature #Science #Scientists #MicroscopeImages #Research #Optics #Imaging #Objective #Sciart #Microworld

👩🏻‍🔬 #Microbiology #aspergillus #vlog #microscopes #instagram

What are the consequences of human impact and pollution on ecosystems?🌎 To answer this question, extensive research is essential. Find out about the Traversing European Coastlines project by @embl_org where international researchers collect samples from the sea, the land and the air, using #microscopes from @zeiss_microscopy during their analyses. #ZEISS #Sustainability #ClimateAction #Microscopy #Science #embltrec #Research

Check out the full profile of Dr. Gary Greenberg: onfire.substack.com This guy is so amazing and passionate about what he does! #onfire #onfirewithkrista #passion #science #photography #microscopes

Join our Curator of Life Sciences Dr. Liz Roth-Johnson, as she shares her journey judging this year's Nikon Small World competition!🔬✨ ❓Did you know Dr. Liz helped create the California Science Center's Nikon Small World exhibit? Dive into the world of microscopy and admire the 𝘴𝘮𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘴 in life! Examine real specimens under a microscope, test your skills in a mystery challenge, and snap a "cell-fie" with a human cell magnified 100,000x. 🧬 Visit our Nikon Small World exhibit this summer—included with FREE general admission! ⚛️ #CaliforniaScienceCenter #NikonSmallWorld #microscopy #microscopes

Enjoy this amazing compilation of ciliates and rotifers. We most DEFINITELY did! 🤩 📸: @desi_morrison 🔬: Olympus BX51 . . . #LifeScience #Evident #Olympus #Microscopy #Biology #Microscopes #Nature #Science #Scientists #MicroscopeImages #Research #Optics #Imaging #Sciart #Microworld

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6558 Elite Trinocular Stereo Microscope Magnification: 6.5X–58X Observation Head: 45° inclined, 360° rotatable Eyepiece: 10X25, large field of view, wide-angle, high eye relief Dimensions (DIM): 430 × 340 × 255 mm Gross Weight (G.W.): 5.5 kg Quantity: 1/1 pcs Dimensions (DIM): 700 × 440 × 275 mm Gross Weight (G.W.): 11 kg #mobilerepairing #smartphonerepairing #mechanictools #microscopes #mtools

What do you get when you mix yeast, green algae and blood? 🩸🫣 "To simulate an infection, I added yeasts and green algae to a drop of my blood 🦠🩸 Instantly, white blood cells (most probably macrophages and neutrophils) were attracted by the fake pathogens I introduced them! Like little amoebas, they crawled up to foreign organisms before eating and digesting them, a process called phagocytosis. This way, the danger is neutralized and won’t be able to hurt you! The role of your immune system is to protect you against a wide array of pathogens like viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites like worms or protozoa. It seems pretty straightforward like this but it’s a bit more complicated than this! There are two different types of immune responses against invading microbes: the innate response and the adaptative response. They both work together to eliminate a threat but are very different responses. In this video, you can observe the innate response, also called natural response, in action! This response is the body’s first line of defense against pathogen and is rapid and non-specific. This means it can recognize a wide range of pathogens that share common features and uses phagocytic cells like neutrophils and macrophages to destroy them. If you get bitten by an insect, macrophages and neutrophils will run at the crime scene and neutralize toxins or pathogens, if some got in. If there’s an infection and pathogens couldn’t be destroyed by macrophages and neutrophils, lymphocytes come along to the party!" 📸: @tardibabe 🔬: Olympus BX53 . . . #EvidentLifeScience #Evident #Olympus #Microscopy #Microscope #Micro #Microscopic #Microscopicworld #LifeScience #Biology #Microscopes #Nature #Science #Scientists #MicroscopeImages #Research #Optics #Imaging #Objective #Sciart #Microworld