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Today’s Microscopy Monday post is an Honorable Mention from Evident’s 6th Annual Image of the Year competition features a self-arranged diatom composition of Eocene diatoms. 🔍

This striking form of diatomite is widely used in filtration processes for beer and wine production, as well as a natural insect repellent.

This year’s Image of the Year winners include an extraordinary collection of images that celebrate the intersection of art, science, and technical mastery. Interested in seeing the rest of this year’s winning images? Visit our online gallery to explore the full collection: https://evidentscientific.com/en/landing/ioty-six-annual

📸: Jan Rosenboom

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Igor Siwanowicz, of the United States, was named the Americas winner in Evident’s sixth Annual Image of the Year contest for his mesmerizing image of mallow pollen grains on a flower stigma.

For Igor, microscopy offers a way to uncover the remarkable beauty found throughout the natural world. His award-winning image highlights how advanced imaging can reveal intricate details beyond the limits of the naked eye while
inspiring curiosity about the science behind them.​

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*Image credits: Mouse spleen stained with DAPI and antibodies to F4/80, B220, TCRβ, CD11c, Gr-1, CD4, CD8a, and CD169. Imaged at 20X on the VS200 system with SpectraSplit 10® filters from Kromnigon and the pE-10 from CoolLED. Sample courtesy of Kromnigon.

Over the years, life science microscopy has advanced rapidly, and the need for high-quality imaging solutions for deep tissue structures is greater than ever.

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This Microscopy Monday, meet one of the smallest insect groups in the world, Mymaridae, also known as fairyflies. 🧚

These insects are typically black, brown, or yellow, with body lengths generally ranging from about 0.2–1 mm, making them among the tiniest insects on Earth. Today’s 6th Annual Image of the Year Honorable Mention features a fairyfly measuring roughly 1 mm, which is nearly invisible to the naked eye, and a great example of just how much advanced microscopy can reveal. 🔬

Discover the magic from this year's competition in our full gallery: https://evidentscientific.com/en/landing/ioty-six-annual?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=ioty&utm_medium=organic

📸: Hanyang Xue