Video Conferencing Backgrounds

How to make a Georgia Electron Microscopy image your background in Zoom

1. Click on a photo from the gallery below and save it to your device.
2. In Zoom, click the upward arrow, next to the Stop Video icon.
3. Select Choose Virtual Background.
4. Click the + in the top right corner and select the photo.
5. Check the Mirror my video box. The image will look backward to you but will appear normal to the person viewing your video feed.

Inside the SEM

Close-up view of internal components of an electron microscope, featuring metallic chambers, wiring, and the microscope column. Georgia Electron Microscopy, University of Georgia logo is visible.
Inside of the Teneo SEM at Georgia Electron Microscopy

TEM Sample Rod

Close-up view of a metallic circular grid with a honeycomb pattern at the center, surrounded by scratched metal surfaces.
TEM Specimen Rod with a Copper Grid

SEM Stubs

A pile of shiny, metallic specimen stubs used for electron microscopy, with the Georgia Electron Microscopy logo in the top right corner.
A Collection of SEM Sample Stubs

Cascade Confetti

A microscopic image shows a grey crystal with colorful, jagged fragments attached, labeled Georgia Electron Microscopy, University of Georgia in the top right corner.
SEM Image of BaFeSi4O10 Crystals; M&M Image of 2016

Micrometeorites

Colored scanning electron microscope image of three differently textured and colored spherical particles, with the University of Georgia Georgia Electron Microscopy logo in the bottom right corner.
SEM Image of Possible Micrometeorites

Acupuncture

Colored scanning electron micrograph showing needle-like structures extending from a surface; Georgia Electron Microscopy, University of Georgia logo is visible.
An SEM Image of BaFeSi4O10 Nanowires and Crystals

Clam Gill

Electron microscope image showing a detailed cross-section of a biological structure with repeating circular patterns; Georgia Electron Microscopy logo appears in the upper right corner.
A TEM Image of Clam Gill

Diffraction

Electron diffraction pattern with bright spots on a black background, labeled with the University of Georgia Electron Microscopy logo in the upper left corner.
Diffraction Pattern of TaS3 Quasi-1D Nanowires

Lacey Carbon Web

Grayscale electron microscope image showing interconnected, irregularly shaped cells with varying sizes; Georgia Electron Microscopy and University of Georgia logos in the top left corner.
Bright Field Image of a Lacey Carbon Grid

SEM Room

Scanning electron microscope setup with multiple computer monitors displaying scientific data and images, located at the Georgia Electron Microscopy facility, University of Georgia.
Teneo Room at Georgia Electron Microscopy

Spines

Close-up electron microscope image showing blue, spiky structures resembling trichomes on a plant surface. University of Georgia logo is visible in the upper left corner.
An SEM Image of the Spines of a Saddleback Caterpillar

TEM Grid

Black and white image showing a repeating pattern of diamond shapes on a textured background, with a University of Georgia Electron Microscopy logo in the top left corner.
Image of a Copper TEM Sample Grid

The New Home of GEM

A multi-story concrete building under construction with scaffolding, cranes, and workers; Georgia Electron Microscopy, University of Georgia logo in the corner.
Construction of the New I-STEM Building the Future Home of Georgia Electron Microscopy

Phosphorescent Screen

A green-lit interior of an electron microscope chamber with University of Georgia and Georgia Electron Microscopy logos in the top left corner.
Phosphorescent Screen of the JEOL TEM

JEOL Room

A transmission electron microscope setup with control panels and a monitor displaying a magnified image, labeled Georgia Electron Microscopy, University of Georgia.
Image of the JEOL TEM at Georgia Electron Microscopy

Fossil Shells

Close-up of a cross-sectioned mineral or fossil specimen showing multiple dark oval structures, with the Georgia Electron Microscopy logo and University of Georgia text in the top right corner.
Optical Microscope Image of Fossil Shells

Listeria

Electron microscope image shows numerous rod-shaped bacteria scattered on a surface. Georgia Electron Microscopy and University of Georgia logos appear in the top left corner.
An SEM Image of Listeria Monocytogenes

Ventral Head

Red-tinted electron microscope image showing a dense cluster of microscopic structures resembling tiny umbrellas, with a scale bar indicating 10 micrometers.
An SEM Image of a Ventral Head