Photos taken with an electron microscope

Photos taken with an electron microscope

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Electron microscopes contribute to the development of nanotechnology, enabling scientists to look at things with such an increase, which a few decades ago they never imagined. The company the FEI Company is a global leader in the industry of electron microscopes. In this collection you will find photos taken by scientists from around the world using FEI instruments.

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Caterpillar, an increase of 30s. (OLIVER MECKES)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Hairline fracture in steel. (Martina Dienstleder)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Spider. (OLIVER MECKES)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Nanothermal on a DLP screen. (Regino Sandoval)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Birth of ladybugs. (Riccardo Antonelli)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Mite on mosquito larva. (Nicole Ottawa)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Riftia. (Philippe Crassous)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Dehydrated cell breast cancer. (Wadah Mahmoud)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Water mite. (Nicole Ottawa)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Copper contact area is damaged by corrosion. (FEI COMPANY)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

The larva of mosquito and tick. (Nicole Ottawa)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Iron oxide. (Francisco Rangel)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Polychete. (Philippe Crassous)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

Fly. (Ivan Jimenez Boone)

Photos taken with an electron microscope

The crystal sugar. (David McCarthy)

Keywords: Metal | Microscope | Micro photos | Insects | Appliances | Electronics

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