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7 May 2021 Green streaks shoot off of a blue, purple and pink bulbous shape against a dark background of circles and curvy lines.

Artificial intelligence makes great microscopes better than ever

13 October 2020 Sea anemone polyp in side view showing two arms.

Crazy arms

10 February 2020 Microscope assembly

Building microscopes to learn biology

16 July 2019

The birth of new cells – when two become four

29 April 2019 This illustration, based on real data shows the heart of a Japanese rice fish. The green and blue laser beams demonstrate how the newly developed 3D imaging microscope is scanning the heart.

This illustration, based on real data shows the heart of a Japanese rice fish. The green and blue laser beams demonstrate how the newly developed 3D imaging microscope is scanning the heart.

New 3D microscope

7 August 2011 The new microscope that developed by scientists at EMBL, which can follow single molecules by the millisecond Credit: EMBL/H.Neves.

Live from the scene: biochemistry in action

24 February 2009 A full body shot of Medaka juveniles, taken by Philipp Keller, from the lab of Ernst Stelzer at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), with a newly developed microscope called Digital Scanned Laser Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscope. Picture credits: Philipp Keller, Stelzer Group, EMBL