UCSD researcher Roger Tsien shared the Nobel Prize in
Chemistry for his work on Green Fluorescent Protein, also known as GFP.

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Prof. Roger Tsien toasts his Nobel Prize
with colleagues and UC San Diego top administrators.

From left: UCSD bioengineering researcher Shu Chien, Nobel Laureate Roger Tsien, Vice Chancellor David Brenner, Daniel Donoghue, president of the UCSD Academic Senate, and Vice Chancellor Art Ellis.

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Prof. Roger Tsien surrounded by TV cameras on Wednesday.

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Prof. Roger Tsien speaks during
a press conference Wednesday at UC San Diego.

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UC San Diego researcher Roger Tsien toasts his Nobel Prize in front of the cameras at a press conference Tuesday. At his left is UCSD bioengineering researcher Shu Chien and at his right is Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences David Brenner.

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UC San Diego researcher Roger Tsien poses with current and past colleagues and students from his lab.

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Test tubes containing various fluorescent proteins.

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An image drawn with fluorescent bacteria colonies on an agar plate.

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Dr. Roger Tsien's lab created this wreath as an entry in a Christmas wreath contest for a pharmacology holiday party. Tubes of various fluorescent proteins were displayed in a box with UV light shining on them.

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Composite image of various fluorescent proteins.

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E. coli expressing various fluorescent
proteins were used to draw this image in a petri dish.

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A conceptual rendering
of a fusion between GFP and a peptide.

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