It's a Small, Small World in Nikon's Microscope Video Contest
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It's a Small, Small World in Nikon's Microscope Video Contest
Apr 28, 2015
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Too small for the eye to see: The Nikon Small World in Motion competition spotlights stunning microscopic imagery, from zebrafish spinal cords to butterfly wing cells, highlighting the intersection of art and science. The annual event celebrates the beauty of organisms invisible to the naked eye. | CNN
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Too small for the eye to see: The Nikon Small World in Motion competition spotlights stunning microscopic imagery, from zebrafish spinal cords to butterfly wing cells, highlighting the intersection of art and science. The annual event celebrates the beauty of organisms invisible to the naked eye. | CNN
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See the world’s tiniest organisms curl and crawl in these stunning videos
See the world’s tiniest organisms curl and crawl in these stunning videos
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For over four decades, Nikon's Small World photo contest has illuminated the tiny world we cannot see. The contest recognises excellence in photography and art captured through the microscope, and this year’s entries certainly didn’t disappoint! | Earth Touch
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For over four decades, Nikon's Small World photo contest has illuminated the tiny world we cannot see. The contest recognises excellence in photography and art captured through the microscope, and this year’s entries certainly didn’t disappoint! | Earth Touch
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Each year, Nikon’s Small World in Motion competition rewards the best in microscopic storytelling. This video of a tardigrade—colloquially known as a water bear—ambling around a volvox algae colony was captured at 20x magnification by Penny Fenton and came in fourth place in 2025. Learn more about the competition and see other winning entries: https://on.natgeo.com/49AxxJW | National Geographic
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Each year, Nikon’s Small World in Motion competition rewards the best in microscopic storytelling. This video of a tardigrade—colloquially known as a water bear—ambling around a volvox algae colony was captured at 20x magnification by Penny Fenton and came in fourth place in 2025. Learn more about the competition and see other winning entries: https://on.natgeo.com/49AxxJW | National Geographic
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Nikon Small World microscopy contest: We’re all winners
Nikon Small World microscopy contest: We’re all winners
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Nikon’s Small World in Motion Digital Video Winner is Microscopic!
Nikon’s Small World in Motion Digital Video Winner is Microscopic!
Jan 3, 2016
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The Nikon Small World competition captures the beauty and intricacy of science through the light microscope 🔬 All images are courtesy of Nikon Small World. | The Science Explorer
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Take a look at this honorable mention from the 2022 #NikonSmallWorldInMotion competition! This spectacular video illustrates a cell divison, captured by Dr. Dylan T. Burnette. https://bit.ly/3qPKSbb A cell going through cell division Dr. Dylan T. Burnette Vanderbilt University Department of Cell and Developmental Biology Nashville, Tennessee, USA Confocal, Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) 60X (Objective Lens Magnification) | Nikon Small World
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Feast your eyes on the incredible winning videos of the Nikon Small World in Motion Competition 2023 👀 Find out more via the link in the comments. Videos are courtesy of Nikon Small World. | The Science Explorer
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The Nikon Small World in Motion competition celebrates photomicrography, images and footage filmed through light microscopes, giving us a glimpse of the minuscule detail all around us and the intricate beauty our eyes can't usually detect. Here are some entries from over the years. | The Guardian
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The Nikon Small World in Motion competition winners show a beautiful world we can't usually see
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This award-winning microscopic video of growing zebrafish embryos from the Nikon Small World in Motion competition is mesmerizing. | Gizmodo
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In Quinten Geldhof's footage of a baby tardigrade riding a nematode, small creatures make a big impression 📸 This video is part of the winning selections from the Nikon Small World #NikonSmallWorldInMotion competition. | National Geographic
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We're just over a month away from announcing the winners of this year's #NikonSmallWorldInMotion competition! What are you most excited to see moving under the microscope? https://bit.ly/4lZS8f7 Labeling of the microtubule cytoskeleton in a human cell line Dr. Jeffrey A.J. van Haren UCSF, Wittmann Lab Department of Cell and Tissue Biology San Francisco, California, USA Spinning Disk Confocal 60x (objective lens magnification) | Nikon Small World
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The Winners of Nikon's 'Small World' Contest Reveal Tiny Technicolor Worlds
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Winners of Nikon's 'Small World in Motion Competition' that captures the microscopic world visible only through a microscope are announced
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THE WAIT IS OVER! 🏆 Check out the complete gallery of our 2025 Small World in Motion competition winners, now live: https://bit.ly/4mtjUk7. Thank you to everyone who submitted, and congratulations to all our winners! | Nikon Small World
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Award-Winning Footage Of The Microsopic World Around Us
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Watch The Nikon Small World In Motion 2025 Video Winners Here – They're Tiny And Extraordinary
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See the best microscopic footage of Nikon's 2019 Small World in Motion competition
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Prepare to be astonished by the hidden beauty of the natural world. In just four days, the winners of the 2023 #NikonSmallWorldInMotion competition will be revealed. Mark your calendars! https://bit.ly/3PEqt6k Having ingested nine Chydrorus, this oligochaete worm (Chaetogaster sp.) is having difficulty with the tenth, expelling it twice. This worm feeds by powerful suction rather like a vacuum cleaner. Yen Fook Chew Woodend, Waimakiriri, New Zealand Darkfield, Polarized Light 4X (Objective Lens
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We're about two weeks away from announcing the winners of this year's Small World in Motion video competition! Anything in particular you're hoping to see from this year's winners? Let us know in the comments. https://bit.ly/3X3w7Bz Developing freshwater snail embryo, inside the egg Eric Lind Delmar, New York, USA Darkfield 4X, 10X and 40X (Objective Lens Magnification) | Nikon Small World
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Award-Winning Footage Of The Microscopic World In 2020 | Deep Science
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Photo of a Rodent's Optic Nerve Wins Nikon's 2023 Small World Competition
Oct 17, 2023
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Mind-blowing photos from the 2018 Nikon Small World Competition. | Seeker Media
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Winners announced for the 15th Nikon Small World in Motion Competition - Nikon Rumors
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Nikon Small World photography winners revealed
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