Embryology Students Capture Stunning Images

Images taken on a scanning electron microscope during the arthropod module of the 2022 Embryology course at the MBL. Credit: Caroline Hoppe, Yale University, and Jenny McCarthy-Taylor, University of California Berkeley

By Emily Greenhalgh June 24, 2022

Established in 1893, the MBL's Embryology course offers integrated lectures and laboratories that comprehensively cover the paradigms, problems, and technologies of modern developmental biology cast within a comparative framework of metazoan evolution. Students in the 2022 Embryology Advanced Research Training Course arrived in Woods Hole on June 5 and have already captured some amazing microscopy images.

Earwig ovaries imaged on a Zeiss microscope during the 2022 Embryology course at the MBL. Credit: Corie Owen, PhD Candidate, UConn Health

Earwig ovaries imaged on a Zeiss microscope. Credit: Corie Owen, PhD Candidate, UConn Health

C mutica under a SEM Image taken during the 2022 Embryology course at MBL Credit- Brendon Griffith UConn.jpg

Japanese skeleton shrimp (C. mutica) under a scanning electron microscope. Credit: Brenden Griffith, PhD Candidate, UConn

_{Horseshoe crab embryos (Limulus polyphemus). Credit: Ivan Ferreira}

A tardigrade. DAPI and phalloidin imaged on a Nikon SoRA spinning disk. Credit: Abby Bergman, PhD Candidate, Stanford University

smiFISH drosophila embryo taken on the Leica stellaris microscope. Credit: Sarah Hadyniak, Johns Hopkins University

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