PHOTO GALLERY フォトギャラリー

Kyoto’s Four Seasons

Four seasons in Kyoto with group members this past year.

Photo by Tao Jia (iCeMS Kitagawa Lab)

Fire torch by goggle mask guys

Are they enjoying BBQ with a kitchen torch, goggles masks over their faces?

Photo by Hiroyasu Tabe (iCeMS Hiroke Lab)

Gold Nanoclusters

Gold Nanoclusters emit near-infrared light upon excitation with 365nm

Photo by CHINNATHAMBI SHANMUGAVEL (iCeMS Namasivayam Lab)

Quantum dots

Silicon and carbon quantum dots emit light that ranges from blue to red

Photo by CHINNATHAMBI SHANMUGAVEL (iCeMS Namasivayam Lab)

Clouds love Kyoto tower

Nature is beautiful

Photo by CHINNATHAMBI SHANMUGAVEL (iCeMS Namasivayam Lab)

Autumn moon

Autumn moon above the pagoda in Shin-nyo-do

Photo by Kazumitsu Ueda (iCeMS Ueda Lab)

色の記録

カラムクロマトグラフィーによる化合物の分離を行うと、フラクションが綺麗なグラデーションとなります。

Photo by 鍬田梨衣奈 (iCeMS Fukazawa Lab)

緑色のこけは赤色で光る

学生さんが家の近くに生えていたこけを取ってきてくれて、一分子蛍光顕微鏡装置で蛍光像を撮ってみました。細胞壁と葉緑体が綺麗に映っています。

Photo by Sooyeon Kim (iCeMS Taniguchi Lab)

Hey Miho no Matsubara.

It is a photo taken at Miho no Matsubara during the New Year season 2023. Waves in below and Mount Fuji far above. The S-shape coast-line looks the middle line of a Taiji symbol. Something artificial is made on the sands.

Photo by Detao Qin (iCeMS Sivaniah Lab)

Queen of a channel gate to be carefully selected and passed through

ナノチャンネルのゲート部の局所運動で酷似した分子種の選択分離ができるPCP/MOFを合成しています。朝のウオーキングでいろいろなアイデアを考えているときにこの光景に出会いました.

Photo by Susumu Kitagawa (iCeMS Kitagawa Lab)

The Most Beautiful Architecture Ever!

The Marvelous structure of hiPSC-derived heart cells cytoskeleton. Confocal Microscopy Image.

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

The Cell Spinal Column!

In this confocal Microscopy image, the hiPSC-derived heart cell's cytoskeleton is similar to a human spinal column X-ray (radiography).

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

The Heart Island

The Heart cell clump is like a heart symbol-shaped island ❤️ among the cell ocean.

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

The Cell Smile 🙂.

The nucleus of heart cells is like a smiling face 🙂.

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

The cell's fearful eye

The heart cell looks like an eye, and its nucleus is similar to a fearful face 😨.

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

Celar System ☀️

hiPSC-derived Heart cells' structure looks like the sun which I named it celar (Cell) system instead of the "solar system".

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

iPSC Heart ❤️

In this SEM image, the hiPSC nucleus randomly looks like a heart symbol ❤️.

Photo by Fatemeh Etezadi (iCeMS Packwood Lab)

Snowman at iCeMs

友達と一緒に雪だるまを作るのがとても楽しかった。

Photo by Chuying Zhou, Rebecca Jimenez, Andrew Gibbons (iCeMS Kengaku Lab)

Rainbow in mouse brain

マウスの脳組織切片に虹が見えました。

Photo by Chuying Zhou (iCeMS Kengaku Lab)

Let there be light - Illumination of Medaka fish with a hybrid fluorescent nanomaterial

The new year is the season when the world is illuminated with hope for a safe and better future. In this photo, we use a hybrid fluorescent nanomaterial to illuminate a medaka fish with a safe method for performing research related to healthcare.

Photo by Chinnathambi Shanmugavel (iCeMS Namasivayam Lab)

Hydrophobic iCeMS

'iCeMS' was painted on a glass slide with a hydrophobic coating. Drops of food dye in water reveal the coating.

Photo by Andrew Gibbons (iCeMS Sivaniah Lab)

Aka-chan and general relativity theory

Chemiko-chan (研美子, the nickname), the 6-month-old baby girl, is reading the book introducing general relativity theory. Who can read such a complicated theory younger than me? Please challenge me.

Photo by Mingshui Yao (iCeMS Kitagawa Lab)

Scientists are photophraphers

Scientists at the top of Mt. Daimonji were alternately taking their photos while looking at the scenery of Kyoto city.

Photo by Hiroyasu Tabe (iCeMS Horike Lab)

Think Globally, Drink Locally

Researchers from Korea, Japan, Germany, Russia, and Belgium were enjoying Sake on board a ship in Fushimi, the brewery area of Kyoto. The photo was taken in 2014.

Photo by Hiroyasu Tabe (iCeMS Horike Lab)