Olympus BioScapes 2009 Winners

An error occurred while trying to search with Solr: Solr endpoint http://solr.scienceblogs.com:8983/solr/sciblogs/ unreachable.

By apalazzo on November 19, 2009.

Like Nikon, microscopes manufacturer Olympus has a yearly microscopy photo competition, this years winners are up.

First place: Dr. Jan Michels
Christian-Albrechts-University, Institute of Zoology
Kiel, Germany
Specimen: Daphnia atkinsoni (Water Flea)
Technique: Confocal laser scanning microscopy

For more go to the Olympus BioScapes 2009 Winners Gallery

More like this

WE do Audio Transcription at $0.5 per audio minute. Same day turnaround, 99.9% accuracy. www.crystaloutsourcing.net try us out to see the magic in our competence.
contact Peter
admin@crystaloutsourcing.net

Advertisment

Donate

ScienceBlogs is where scientists communicate directly with the public. We are part of Science 2.0, a science education nonprofit operating under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Please make a tax-deductible donation if you value independent science communication, collaboration, participation, and open access.

You can also shop using Amazon Smile and though you pay nothing more we get a tiny something.

Science 2.0

Science Codex

More by this author

My Year in a Picture

December 28, 2009

For those interested in the organization of trust in the scientific establishment

December 15, 2009

Two great interviews with Steven Shapin and Simon Schaffer, two philosophers of science. CBC Ideas - Interview with Simon Schaffer on Leviathan and the Air Pump CBC Ideas - Interview with Steven Shapin on how science and truth are derived from social interactions within the scientific community…

Trust & Influence - The Real Human Currency

December 13, 2009

There's a battle going on out there. A battle for trust. Do you get the H1N1 vaccine? Is global warming true? Will you go to hell? Is the free market the best way to run an economy? How to answer these questions? The conventional wisdom is that all members of our society should get informed. Many…

Slicing a famous brain, streamed live on the web

December 4, 2009

I'm siting at my breakfast table when I read this in the NY Times science section: Dissection Begins on Famous Brain The man who could not remember has left scientists a gift that will provide insights for generations to come: his brain, now being dissected and digitally mapped in exquisite detail…

NIH Grants by Age

December 3, 2009

The graph is from Are there too many PhDs? at Mendeley Blog In the U.S., we are constantly hearing about how the country is falling behind in science. We need more scientists to fill all of those jobs we want to create. And the cure to that is to fund more PhD programs! Yet, when you ask graduate…

Olympus BioScapes 2009 Winners

More like this

My Year in a Picture

For those interested in the organization of trust in the scientific establishment

Trust & Influence - The Real Human Currency

Slicing a famous brain, streamed live on the web

NIH Grants by Age

Five Dinners with President Ahmadinejad

NASA unveils greatest views of the aurorae ever (Synopsis)

Weekend Diversion: We Have A Suggestion Box!

Error message

Olympus BioScapes 2009 Winners

More like this