Exploring Janelia's history through a curated collection of scientific and cultural reference points.
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When Harald Hess first brought the PALM microscope to Janelia, he packed it up in a suitcase.
Janelia’s original blueprints mapped out the technical designs for the research campus’s buildings.
As Janelia evolves, so does its campus mug, reflecting changes to the institute’s style and logo.
Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s neuronal network drawings provide inspiration for Janelia’s scientists.
These photostable fluorescent labels enable tracking of individual molecules inside living cells.
Janelia’s Garden and Beekeeping Clubs help nurture community, as well as fruits and vegetables.