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View from the blue oceanographic vessel Gaia, which incredibly stable leads to work and protects you from the force of the sea |
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Photo taken in South Georgia, in a colony of king penguins, during the scientific expedition Mission Microbiome
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Zooplankton netting during the BIOTREC 2024 campaign aboard the CNR GaiaBlu vessel. |
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Killer whales (Orcinus orca) living in the San Juan Islands (USA), Pacific Ocean. Left: mother (J16), right: calf (J26). Population observed to study swimming energetics and group geometry (Spina et al. BES 2024). |
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This photo shows iron transport in neurons via transferrin. Iron is necessary for many cellular processes, and transferrin binds two iron atoms and transports them into the cell. Green: transferrin receptor; Blue: nuclei; Magenta: microtubules. |
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Shell beach during sampling in the Cuonian Lagoon in Lithuania, during the RESTORE4Cs – 2024 project. |
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Photo from the Curiosity portable microscope. The photo shows a close-up of a male copepod from the calanoid family. The copepod was caught with a zooplankton net in the Baltic Sea during the TREC (Traversing European Coastlines) scientific expedition. |
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SEM images of polyvinylidene fluoride micro-nanofibers enriched with copper nanoparticles (average size around 80nm). |
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Pyramidal neurons in the mouse visual cortex expressing a genetically encoded sensor for measuring chloride ions. |
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Pyramidal neurons in the mouse cortex. Green: Pten knockout neurons. Red: wild-type neurons. |
