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Deep down: ‘Zombie’ bacteria found miles below Earth’s surface – Independent.ie

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Blue Crab. Credit: Loretta Roberson.

Annelid (Platynereis). Credit: Duygu Özpolat — Annelid (Platynereis). Credit: Duygu Özpolat | Equipment: Zeiss LSM 780 Confocal Microscope Processed with Fiji software

Rotifer. Credit: Kristin Gribble and Michael Shribak — Rotifer. Credit: Kristin Gribble and Michael Shribak | Equipment: Polychromatic Polscope

With international cooperation, Synthetic and systems biology (SSB) can be a valuable part of an organized strategy to mitigate climate change. CREDIT @BioDesign Research @Nanjing Agriculture University @SPJ

Acorn Worm (Saccoglossus kowalevskii). Credit: Tom Kleindinst

Sea Squirt (Ciona) embryo. Credit: Laurence Lemaire — Sea Squirt (Ciona) embryo. Credit: Laurence Lemaire | Equipment: Zeiss 880 confocal microscope with Airyscan detector

Comb Jelly - Credit: William E. Browne | Equipment: Canon 100mm Macro — Credit: William E. Browne | Equipment: RED 18-50mm T3

Xenopus tropicalis. Credit: James Parente — Xenopus tropicalis. Credit: James Parente | Equipment: iPhone 8

Xenopus tropicalis. Credit: James Parente — Xenopus tropicalis. Credit: James Parente | Equipment: iPhone 8

Day old Clytia (jellyfish) hatchling. Credit: Elizabeth Lee — Day old jellyfish (Clytia) hatchling. Credit: Elizabeth Lee | Equipment: Leica DMR Equipped with a Zeiss axiocam 506 mono, 10x objective

Acorn worm. Credit: Ariel Pani

Northern Star Coral. Credit: Loretta Roberson — Northern Star Coral. Credit: Loretta Roberson | Equipment: Olympus Tough TG 6 Underwater Camera

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