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Josh Gibson, Ph.D.

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CT microscopist at UIUC's Beckman Institute 🔬 Entomologist and biomechanist by training 🐜 Sometimes tweet about Pokemon. Furret Aficionado. Opinions my own.

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Updated obstacle course for Princess Bouncy-Pants! She technically didn't make it to the finish line since the cricket left his post, but I think she did a good job regardless 🥹❤️🕷️🕸️
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Updated obstacle course for Princess Bouncy-Pants! She technically didn't make it to the finish line since the cricket left his post, but I think she did a good job regardless 🥹❤️🕷️🕸️

Josh Gibson, Ph.D.

54,300 views • 3 years ago

CT scanned a cocklebur seed for fun recently. I couldn't figure out why the center of the reconstructed scan was full of so many artifacts, until I looked at the raw radiographs... 😅Any followers know what type of larvae live inside cocklebur seeds?
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CT scanned a cocklebur seed for fun recently. I couldn't figure out why the center of the reconstructed scan was full of so many artifacts, until I looked at the raw radiographs... 😅Any followers know what type of larvae live inside cocklebur seeds?

Josh Gibson, Ph.D.

40,300 views • 2 years ago

I took a #microCT scan of an oak gall I found while waiting for the bus today. It had 4 emergence holes so I assumed all of the gall wasps had already emerged, but there are still several inside! If you look closely you can see them moving in the radiographs. 68 min scan.
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I took a #microCT scan of an oak gall I found while waiting for the bus today. It had 4 emergence holes so I assumed all of the gall wasps had already emerged, but there are still several inside! If you look closely you can see them moving in the radiographs. 68 min scan.

Josh Gibson, Ph.D.

14,272 views • 2 years ago

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