A timelapse of zebrafish embryo development over 24 hours taken by visiting high school student Ashley Zeimer from Glenbard East High School. The footage was imaged on a ZEISS Microscopy Zeiss Stemi 508 using an AxioCam ERc 5 and LabScope software. | Marine Biological Laboratory

This is what neural development looks like in a zebrafish embryo. Isn't science beautiful? https://go.wisc.edu/4olf2t Congrats to Henry He from the Morgridge Institute for Research and Liz Haynes from UW's Halloran Lab for capturing this footage and winning first place in the Nikon Small World in Motion competition! | University of Wisconsin-Madison

2K views · 159 reactions | Scientists captured a zebrafish embryo’s development over 12 hours using a specially designed microscope and a non-destructive technique called light-sheet imaging (Gif credit: Loïc A. Royer & Merlin Lange). See more amazing science images: https://go.nature.com/3ycXy09 | Nature | Facebook