Image Contest

Fluorescence microscopic images are not only useful, they are beutiful too. We invited all participants of the Symposium to enrol their nicest, coolest or scientifically most valuable fluorescence microscopic image to our Best Image Contest. The images will be ranked by popular vote and the results announced during the Symposium.

Submissions for our image contest have been closed. You may view the submitted images below. Click on the thumbnail to enlarge and to read the entire caption.

1

Emőke Szőcs:
12 μm cryosection from a gelatin embedded, 13 embryonic day old chicken bursa of Fabricius...

2

Krisztina Németh:
Confocal (a, c) and STED (b, d) microscopy images of keratin-19 in HepG2 cells...

3

Edina Szabó-Meleg:
B cells, choleratoxin Alexa488 labelled, SIM microscope, vesicle transfer within membrane nanotube.

4

Evelin Albitz:
Multicolor imaging of HepG2 cells...

5

Henriett Halász:
Membrane nanotube between immune cells...

6

Ádám Soós:
12 μm cross-section from the cranial part of a 13 Hamburger-Hamilton stage chicken embryo...

7

Péter Szocsics:
Human primary visual cortex (area 17), layer 2-3...

8

Szilárd Szőcs:
EGFP labeled granule cells (green) and ZnT3 stained mossy fiber synapses (red)...

9

Soma Godó:
Neuron, Red: TUBB3, Green: GFP, Blue: Nucleus