The image shows a fishbowl against a pink background. There is a zebrafish in the fishbowl. The image is split in half, the left side of the zebrafish appears normal in color, while the right side glows a fluorescent green.

Image shows three white-speckled red mushrooms with the chemical structure of hericerin (an important compound responsible for the positive effects of Lion’s Mane on the brain) in the background.

Image shows a train station. Cells stand on the platforms. The closest cell (red with a blue circle around it) has a watch on its hand. Further away is a pink and orange cell. In the background, two cells can be seen descending a staircase. Other cells are also present in the background. A red and white train approaches the front of the image. Underneath is the white text stating "How our immune system clocks into work."

Image shows a group of scientists walking down a path while one stays behind to look down a new path that has been lit up. In the foreground is the title, "Scientific Revolutions: From Newton to Einstein"