Collection of the previous featured images

	What a beautiful fish! ... imaged by Greta Höhndorf and Ruth Meyer. Here: actin in magenta, keratin in yellow, microtubules in cyan.
	Training LUMICKS Some of us got an excellent hands on training on our optical tweezer setups by Loic Chaubet from Lumicks.
	Successful poster session at the DPG/SKM Meeting 2023 Who can spot our group's joint poster design? Hint: there are three out of a total of seven posters from our group in this photo!
	June 2022 - Pool cabin for international travel Fixed-hydrated cells, already mounted for SAXS experiments in wet sample chambers, are taken in a water reservoir to the ESRF. Sample preparation by Chiara Cassini, Boram Yu, Charlotte August and Peter Luley.
	Feb 2022 - Beautiful Microtubules We always enjoy looking at microtubules! Microtubules in NIH 3T3 fibroblasts stained with SiR-tubulin, image taken by Anna Blob.
	Dec 2021 - Happy Holidays! IRP Christmas Walk 2021. Picture taken by Charlotta Lorenz.
	Nov 2021 - X-ray Antlers X-ray scan of hydrated MDCK cells taken at ID 13, ESRF, by Chiara Cassini, Charlotte August and Peter Luley.
	Sept 2021 - Seminar room "Göttingen" Lumicks (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) named a seminar room "Göttingen" honoring our collaborations.
	July 2021 - Actinberry Cell cluster with fluorescently labeled actin by Anna Schepers.
	May 2021 - Dancing Vimentin A fluorescently labeled, "dancing" Vimentin filament imaged with EPI fluorescence microscopy by Anna Schepers.
	Feb 2021 - First images with our new AFM (Nanowizard 4, JPK/Bruker; see labs page): Dried Vimentin filaments on a mica substrate. Sample preparation by Eleonora Perego, image acquisition by Anna Schepers and Anna Blob.
	Dec 2020 - First implementation of the optical stretcher (see labs page) to the P10 beamline at Petra III. Successful team effort by Jan-Philipp Burchert, Peter Luley, Chiara Cassini and Andrew Wittmeier.
	Oct 2020 - First test structure with our new microfabrication system a Nanoscribe Photonic Professional GT installed in the clean room. The structure is 20 µm high and designed and printed by Peter Luley and Mike Kanbach. Dark field in up-right microscope image is taken by Anna Schepers.