Microscope, Microscope, What Do You See?
Recently, our eight-year-old daughter brought home the above drawing she created in her art class at school. The exercise, called “Portrait of My… Read More
Recently, our eight-year-old daughter brought home the above drawing she created in her art class at school. The exercise, called “Portrait of My… Read More
Book Review: Essentials of Polarized Light Microscopy and Ancillary Techniques by John Gustav Delly Purchase the book. View the Table of Contents. Read More
With the annual migration of the monarch butterfly upon us, what could be more appropriate than using a microscope to view the fascinating structures of… Read More
Fifty years ago, McCrone Associates published what has turned out to be perhaps the most popular book on microscopical particle identification, The Particle Atlas. Read More
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of moderating one of our webinars presented by Bill Chapin. The webinar was called “Meaningful Particle… Read More
Lyophilization, commonly known as the freeze-drying process, is a controlled method that slowly removes water from materials to make them more stable, and to increase… Read More
The addition of core concepts related to engineering, technology, and applications of science to other areas of study, such as manufacturing, are the essence of… Read More
Isolating, mounting, and handling 1-100 µm sized particles without the use of micromanipulators is a skill that must be developed. In this video from… Read More
What is the best way to make a permanent prep? Watch this video from Hooke College of Applied Sciences and find out. Permanent… Read More
Did you know that there are advantages to having air bubbles in a prepared microscope slide? View this technique video from Hooke College of… Read More