Goodbye needles! The HD-MAP by M.K. delivers vaccines painlessly and efficiently without the need for refrigeration – great for developing countries. To be produced at Vaxxas' new Qld manufacturing facility. 📷 our Queensland facility CMM@UQ micro.org.au/news/vaccines-…

A beautiful micrograph comp from AIBN Research in the Guardian – several of these images were taken at our Queensland facility CMM@UQ theguardian.com/science/galler…

Looking forward to the first day of #IMC20! Come and chat to us about our free, online microscopy training platform MyScope. IMC20 CMM@UQ

Spores of powdery mildew on a barley leaf. This parasitic fungus spreads over the leaf surface extracting nutrients from the barley plant. It then forms these upright chains of spores that readily spread the infection. 📷 our UQ facility CMM@UQ #microscopymondays #NCRISimpact

The green blob is a protein produced by a bacterium. Because it is toxic to some insects it has potential as a bioinsecticide to protect food crops. The 'wallpaper' shows steps in the 3-D reconstruction of the protein's structure. TEM 📷 CMM@UQ #microscopymondays #cryoEM

Santa's come early this year and his elves are in high vis... 🎁 The PHI cryo-nano-ToF3 has landed at CMM@UQ! This next generation instrument provides elemental, chemical state, and molecular information from surfaces of solid materials. #NCRISimpact UQ News

Students from NYSF - 41yrs in 2025! toured our facilities at AIBN, Hawken, and Chemistry to learn more about SEM, TEM, and XPS, and what life at UQ has to offer. 🔬💡🔎 UQ News Microscopy Australia

Small pits, called caveolae, on the surface of a skeletal muscle cell play an important role in protecting the cell when muscle is suddenly stretched. Imaged using electron tomography by Garry Morgan, Charles Ferguson and Prof. Rob Parton CMM@UQ #NCRISimpact #MicroscopyMondays

Good luck Elliot cheng 👍🔬💡

Our latest news article about the visit from NYSF - 41yrs in 2025! 🔬 cmm.centre.uq.edu.au/article/2024/0…

This test uses the hybrid Binjari virus technology that has been enabled by years of long-term support from our CMM@UQ and Ramaciotti Centre for Cryo EM facilities. Read more about how it's being used in vaccines for agribusiness: micro.org.au/news/vaccine-t…

RT: Microscopy Australia Microscopy Australia "Spores of powdery mildew on a barley leaf. 📷 our UQ facility CMM@UQ " #microscopymondays #NCRISimpact #barley #powderymildew #conidia #conidiophores #mycelium #mycology #plantpathology #fungus #fungi

Congrats Ry-an the Science Man🦠 👏🔬🥇

Excited to see the wonderful research this support from the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer will enable, including increased capabilities that are critical for solar, battery and quantum research – available to all through our UNSW and USyd Core Research Facilities facilities chiefscientist.nsw.gov.au/funding/resear… #NCRISimpact

Important special edition on core facility management. Our CEO Lisa Yen contributed to the article 'Global guidelines for establishing career paths within core facilities' – it's open access, so check it out now. Global BioImaging @CMCA_UWA CMM@UQ Ramaciotti Centre for Cryo EM

Congrats Kasun Athukorala 💎👏

Senior X-ray Scientist, full-time, permanent position CMM@UQ , Applications close Monday 22 July at 11.00pm AEST seek.com.au/job/77173283?t…

Thank you #crystals35 SCANZ organisers for inviting me to present our CMM@UQ work on high-throughput small molecule & protein crystallisation, crystal imaging with Rock Imagers #MicroED Pipeline using Glacious Hongyi Xu Jack Clegg Weixi Gu Kobe Lab @movingwhat @

We start the MicroED/3DED two day Workshop at #APMC13 in Brisbane! Many Thanks Hongyi Xu . we’ll discuss from theory , sample prep to practical session, data collection on Glacious and processing data #MicroED #3DED CMM@UQ

We have successfully concluded our MicroED/3DED workshop at APMC13 yesterday! A huge thank you to Hongyi Xu , Weixi Gu , all the participants and the APMC13 conference organisers for their support and efforts. CMM@UQ