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Tremendas fotografías con Microscopio electrónico
He aquí unas cuantas micrografías electrónicas que son verdaderamente impresionantes.
Fingerprint texture of cholesteric liquid crystal in a wedge cell
1 February 2012K
en Ishikawa / Tokyo Institute of Technology
A simple snowflake (x4) by Yanping Wang, Beijing Planetarium
1 January 2012
Yanping Wang / Beijing Planetarium
Direct surface view of a charge coupled device sensor
1 March 2012
Kevin Smith / Metprep Ltd
SEM of a section of leaf from a Christmas rose (Helleborus niger)
1 December 2011
Science Photo Library
False-coloured SEM of carbon nanotube pillars that look like poppies
1 November 2012
Adrianus / ARIA, California Institute of Technology / Materials Research Society
Confocal micrograph showing bacillus subtilis growth patterns
1 October 2012
F Federici / T Rudge / PJ Spencer / J Haseloff / Wellcome Trust Images
SEM depicting a baby giraffe formed within a jungle of Ni-Al-C dendrites
1 September 2012
Shaahin Amini / Reza Abbaschian / University of California Riverside
SEM of 'microneedles' made from biodegradable polymer
1 August 2012
Peter DeMuth / Wellcome Trust Images
A false-coloured SEM showing caffeine crystals
1 July 2012
Annie Cavanagh / David McCarthy / Wellcome Trust Images
Human dermal fibroblast cultured onto polystyrene surface
1 June 2012
Sergio Bertazzo / Thomas von Erlach / Imperial College London
SEM of a single red blood cell on the tip of a needle
1 November 2011
Science Photo Library
A clutch of unidentified butterfly eggs on a raspberry plant
1 September 2011
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SEM of the underside of a sticking plaster
31 July 2011
Wellcome Trust Images
Zeiss Apotome microscopy showing murine neurons
1 May 2012
Andrea Caprini and Fabrizio Gelain
HeLa cancer cells using 2-photon fluorescence
1 April 2012
Thomas Deerinck / University of California-San Diego
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