Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements

BBM24_Poster

BBM 2024 Poster

The micrograph featured on the BBM poster was taken by Andrea Vettiger (back when he was a postdoc in Tom Bernhardt’s lab at Harvard Medical School; now, an assistant professor at the University of Lausanne. The image shows a composite of the outer membrane protein Pal (magenta) and bacterial cytoskeletal element MreB (white) in Escherichia coli. The image was acquired using a combination of structured illumination and total internal reflection microscopy. MreB displacement was analyzed by TrackMate (colors).

The poster was designed by Katherine Suarez, a BBM organizing committee member and graduate student at Harvard Medical School.

Website Images

This scanning electron micrograph showing mouse macrophages (green) interacting with Cryptococcus neoformans (blue) was provided by Sabriya Stukes and Hillary Guzik of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

This image showing sporulating Clostridioides difficile cells stained with DNA and membrane dyes was provided by John Ribis of Tufts University.

This image obtained from a confocal microscope shows the spatial organization of a microbial consortium from the biofilm of a human tongue. It reveals a dense community of bacteria (blue, cyan, magenta, and yellow) organized around a core of host epithelial cells (pink/white). The micrograph was provided by Dr. Tabita Ramirez-Puebla of the Forsyth Institute.