The third winning image from #GE #Healthcare’s 2012 #Cell Image Competition, captured by UK-based Markus Posch during #cancer research. Seen here is a prometaphase human cervical carcinoma (HeLa) cell, showing chromosomes (blue) and tubulin (yellow). Congratulations to all of our winners! #science #technology #cellbiology #microscopy #nofilter

Another first place image from #GE #Healthcare’s 2012 #Cell Image Competition, captured by U.S.-based winner Jane Stout during #cancer research. Seen here is a metaphase epithelial cell showing #DNA (blue), microtubules (red) and kinetochores (green). #science #technology #cellbiology #microscopy #nofilter

Today, #GE #Healthcare announced the winners of the 2012 #Cell #Imaging Competition, which showcases the inspiring research conducted by cellular #biologists around the world. Here is #Australia-based winner Anushree Balachandran’s image of a Huntington’s stem cell, from Balachandran’s work researching Huntington’s disease. #science #technology #cellbiology #microscopy #nofilter

#GE #Healthcare’s MR Caring Suite on display at #RSNA, featuring the Extremity Optima 430s MR in a calming setting designed to help improve the patient experience during #medical scans. #RSNA12 #technology

This week, the #GE #Healthcare team is at #RSNA, the leading global #radiology conference. RSNA is highlighting the role that #technology plays in improving the patient experience, for young and old. Seen here is CT Pirate Island, a unit from GE Healthcare’s Adventure Series, aimed at making imaging more inviting for children. #innovation

Ready for takeoff – the #helicopter cam prepares to take flight on the plant floor at #GE #Healthcare in Laurel, MD. See more at GE.com/Flyovers. #technology #manufacturing #film (Taken with Instagram at Ge Healthcare)