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Microscopic view of a biological tissue section showing rows of circular and oval structures arranged in patterns, likely representing cells or cell components.
Microscope image showing bright, star-shaped and hexagonal structures on a dark background; scale bar indicates 4 micrometers.
Entosiphon section
tail spines
Mitochondria and ER
Scanning electron microscope image showing clusters of sharp, layered crystalline structures in a dense arrangement. Scale bar indicates 5 micrometers.
Close-up electron microscope image of numerous rod-shaped bacteria clustered together on a purple background.
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A variety of colorful, thin rods stand upright on a flat, bright pink surface with more rods crossing in the background.Colored scanning electron micrograph showing needle-like structures extending from a surface; Georgia Electron Microscopy, University of Georgia logo is visible.
A grayscale microscopic image showing irregular, angular particles with varying sizes clustered together on a dark background.Scanning electron microscope image showing irregularly shaped particles at 220,000x magnification, with a scale bar indicating 200 nanometers for reference.
Close-up of a passion flower showing six yellow anthers, five speckled purple-green stigmas, and radial purple and white filaments, with a scale bar indicating 2.5 mm.

Georgia Electron Microscopy is home to electron microscopy instrumentation and equipment for multi-disciplinary research. A highly knowledgeable technical staff with diverse backgrounds work with a wide variety of clients to maximize results. GEM provides a broad range of assistance for research, training, and service functions.  The Core service provides workshops, outreach and assists with courses for the University System of Georgia.

GEM is a member of the Georgia Research Alliance Core Exchange. 

Featured Users and Research

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Assistant Professor, Animal and Dairy Science


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Assistant Professor, Engineering


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Assistant Professor, Chemistry


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Professor and GRA Eminent Scholar, Cellular Biology
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Professor, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
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Professor and Medical Pathologist
Department of Pathology
College of Veterinary Medicine
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Assistant Professor, Crop and Soil Sciences
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Professor and Head of Microbiology
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Georgia Power Professor of Fiber and Polymer Science
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Assistant Professor, Textiles, Merchandising and Interiors
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Associate Professor, Physics

News and Events

OPEN HOUSE, April 25, 2025

GEM will host an Open House at the GEM Core Facility in the ISTEM Research Bldg 1 from 10:00am - 3:00pm to present new instrumentation within the facility. All faculty, staff, and students invited.

Welcome Dr Roussel

GEM has a new staff scientist Bayleigh Roussel (PhD), who will be leading our Cryo-TEM efforts.

Atomic Resolution at GEM

GEM now has the ability to image at atomic resolution, if you are interested please contact Dr. Formo.  The cost...