RMJFDAY5–Sampling an archaeological specimen of charred seeds
RMJFDAXA–Scanning electron microscope in use at the Research Laboratory for Archaeology & the History of Art at the University of Oxford.
RMJFDAXG–Scanning electron microscope in use at the Research Laboratory for Archaeology & the History of Art at the University of Oxford.
RMJFDATJ–Reduction of organic material using an elemental analyser coupled to a mass spectrometer, for radiocarbon dating
RMJFDATP–A section of the accelerator mass spectrometer (AMS) in the Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit, for dating samples of organic material.
RMJ296CM–Used tea-bags of ordinary blended British tea, with short-cut fibres to allow maximum exposure to boiling water and so shorten the infusion time.
RMJ296CH–Used tea-bag of ordinary blended British tea, with short-cut fibres to allow maximum exposure to boiling water and so shorten the infusion time.
RMJ296C8–Close-up photograph of leaves of Chinese White Tea. The image covers an area of 30mm x 20mm
RMJ296CE–Close-up of the contents of a typical British tea-bag of ordinary quality. The image covers an area of 30mm x20mm.
RMJG5HR4–Wire + Arc Additive Manufacturing at Cranfield University
RMJG5HR7–Wire + Arc Additive Manufacturing at Cranfield University
RMJGYRB9–CMS detector of Large Hadron Collider at CERN
RMJGYRAB–Open tube of the Large Hadron Collider
RMJH276D–The garden behind the Herschel Museum of Astronomy in Bath, UK
RM2CAP572–Midwife training
RMM05DTA–Romano-British Oysters
RMJEM3N8–The operating department practitioner (ODP) ensures all instruments and equipment are available within the sterile area.
RMJEM3G1–Anaesthetic drugs laid out in the anaesthesia room of a hospital operating theatre.
RMJEM3G7–A patient is taken for a cardiac operation in a hospital operating suite.
RMJEM3HD–Blood reservoir of perfusion machine which has taken over the heart & lung functions of the patient having Coronary Artery Bypass Graft surgery.
RMJEM3HE–Blood reservoir of perfusion machine which has taken over the heart & lung functions of the patient having Coronary Artery Bypass Graft surgery.
RMJEM3GJ–Anaesthetics practitioner nurse keeps a check on a vital signs monitor
RMJEM3HT–Detail of the perfusion machine which has taken over the heart & lung functions of the patient having Coronary Artery Bypass Graft surgery.
RMJEM3F6–Before a hospital surgical session, an ODP anaesthetics practitioner prepares and checks correct functioning an any equipment which may be used.
RMJEM3F1–Vial of Lidocaine hydrochloride, a local anaesthetic drug, laid out with other anaesthetics prior to a surgical operation.
RMJJFB2W–Surgeon uses microscope to work on implantation of internal part of a binaural cochlear receiver for patient with severe hearing difficulties Photogra
RM2CA41AN–Surgical intravenous drip
RMK08B28–Memorial statue by Franta Belsky to astronomer Sir William Herchel,
RMK808KD–Plant scientist uses pipette in research into gene expression of pea plants in laboratories of Millennium Seed Bank , Wakehust Place, Sussex, UK.
RMK19X30–Portrait of Professor André Konstantin Geim, who has received the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010.
RMK1H91Y–Gallium nitride lighting research
RMK3EYGY–Helical gearing wheels used in manufacturing industrial gear trains for heavy-duty elelctric motors and industrial applications.
RMK3EYJ2–Helical gearing wheels used in manufacturing industrial gear trains for heavy-duty elelctric motors and industrial applications.
RMJG5HPX–Metal plate for a specific cranial repair produced by Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) process.
RMJG5HPC–Man and woman looking at complex 3-dimensional object produced by Selective Laser Sintering (SLS).
RMJG5HN4–Unpolished prototype objects manufactured by the Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) process being released from the surrounding nylon powder.
RMJG5HR3–Metal plate for a specific cranial repair produced by Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) process.
RMK5PB42–Alginate growth substrate (pink) in the wells of an assay plate are 'printed' with skin cells by minute jets from the nozzle of a bioprinter.
RMJ2JD8J–Reels of newly spun organic sheep's wool
RMJ2JB8C–Staples of raw organic wool, awaiting processsing
RMJ2JCFD–Hanks of organic alpaca wool in a textile mill
RMKB7N09–Spectroscopic analysis of Jelly Babies Jelly Beans) in ADHD research
RMK5RHAY–Demonstration of a smart robotic micro-drill, intended for surgical use.
RMK808CT–Seeds prepared for long-term storage.
RMK7N5KP–Seeds stored in the vaults of the Millennium Seed Bank, where over a billion seeds are stored in the dark, at a relative hmidity of -15% and at a stab
RMK7N5KN–Seeds stored in the vaults of the Millennium Seed Bank, where over a billion seeds are stored in the dark, at a relative hmidity of -15% and at a stab
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RMK6F799–The Wellcome building at the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership, Wakehurst Place, Surrey, UK
RMM26NHM–Scientist in laboratory using a micro-pipette to transfer accurately measured amount of liquid to a test tube.
RMJ81782–A woman scientist puts on overshoes in the locker room before entering a sterile laboratory.
RMM26NHG–Hand-washing at an industrial basin in a biosciences laboratory, using techniques recommended by medical & hygiene experts for use in clinical situati
RMM26NH0–First-aid equipment in a UK science laboratory.
RMJ8177M–Pink plastic holder with sealed tubes of reacting chemicals, within a fume cupboard of biosciences research laboratory.
RMKYJ44W–Automatic pipettes in a laboratory stand
RMJ8177F–Gloved hands of a white-coated scientist using a computer in a bio-science laboratory
RMJ81779–Gloved hands of a white-coated scientist using a computer in a bio-science laboratory
RM2GN3FDW–Taking blood sample for medical research - needle is inserted into vein with a tourniquet around the upper arm to make the vein prominent. The blood
RM2GNJJ10–Technician cuts a preserved human brain into slices for storage for research purposes.
RMKAWP3H–Window on the sample stage of an ultra-high Vacuum atomic force microscope in the nanotechnology department at Leicester University, UK.
RMKAWP3D–Ultra-high vacuum atomic force microscope in the nanotechnology department at Leicester University, UK.
RMJH1C4H–CD & DVD recycling
RMKBC9TW–Granules of shredded plastic waste from CD & DVD manufacture.
RMM1682F–Worker in industrial hemp processing plant loads bales of hemp straw onto a wagon for delivery to conversion facility for further processing.
RMKF3K8W–Harvesting an experimental large-scale planting of nettles (Urtica dioica)
RMKF3K82–Marigold or calendula flower, an edible plant also used in industry.
RMKF3K77–Flowering oilseed rape (canola).
RMKF3K74–Flowering oilseed rape (canola).
RMJFDAND–Removing organic material from the interior surface of an ancient human long bone to use as material for radiocarbon dating
RMKFKJM1–Titanium fan blades in a maintenance centre for Boeing 747-400
RMKFPE9Y–Flasks of residues from experiments in a pharmacological biochemistry laboratory to be investigated for future useful compounds.
RMKH2A7W–Wilmore short-period seismometer
RMKJ9519–Chimneys of steel & coke plant near Ostrava in the Czech Republic.
RMKJ952B–Chimneys of steel & coke plant near Ostrava in the Czech Republic.
RM2AG8NW7–A technician carries out repairs to crash test dummies which have been damaged in the course of the tests they have undergone.
RMKT230M–EDITORIAL USE ONLY: Portrait of Prof. Dame Julia Polak (1939-2014), Head of Histopathology & Tissue Engineering at Imperial College, London.
RMJMGED0–Bio-methane production plant at Didcot, UK
RMJHTT1R–Solar panels fitted to the roofs of domestic houses during construction in Oxfordhire, UK.solar panels
RMJHTT1T–Solar panels fitted to the roofs of domestic houses during construction in Oxfordhire, UK.solar panels
RMJHTT1B–Solar panels fitted to the roofs of domestic houses during construction in Oxfordhire, UK.solar panels
RMJXKB9K–Medical students taking part in a simulated chemical contamination emergency wear brightly coloured coveralls and leave their own clothing in the desi
RMJJFB4G–Binaural cochlear array test display
RM2GX4NCE–Records of the 1918 Influenza pandemic
RMKXBP99–Human genome
RMJMGECX–Bio-methane production plant at Didcot, UK
RMJXKBB4–Medical students taking part in a simulated chemical contamination emergency wear brightly coloured coveralls and leave their own clothing in the desi
RMKXE278–Electrical signals help predict birth date
RM2GWH6RC–Medical research blood samples in freezer