Manuscript Inks
Manuscript Inks: Being a personal exploration of the materials and modes of production By Jack C. Thompson The Caber Press Thompson… Read More
An Exchange in Locard’s Own Words (Part 6)
Translated by Kathleen Brahney Commissioned by McCrone Associates, Inc. Edmond Locard Doctor of Medicine, Professor of Law, Director of the Lyon… Read More
An Introduction to the Microscopical Study of Diatoms
Editors’ Note: The article below was published in 2008. In 2013, Hooke College of Applied Sciences received permission to allow the entire book to… Read More
Acquiring Classic Microscopy Books on a Limited Budget
What literary resources do professional, amateur and hobbyist microscopists use for information to guide them in further developing their skills and interests? When it comes to… Read More
Micro X-ray Fluorescence Map of Garnet Schist From the Black Hills, South Dakota, Via Scanning Electron Microscope Controlled Stage Mapping Reveals The Distribution of Trace Elements at Concentrations Below Detection of Other Microanalysis Methods
Figure 1: Element maps of mica schist with garnet using IXRF X-beam mounted on a JEOL JSM-6460LV. Dwell time was 5 s per pixel. Maps… Read More
Dictionary of Microscopy
Dictionary of Microscopy By Julian P. Heath John Wiley & Sons, Ltd The Atrium, Southern Gate Chichester, West Sussex PO19… Read More
An Exchange in Locard’s Own Words (Part 5)
Translated by Kathleen Brahney Commissioned by McCrone Associates, Inc. Edmond Locard Doctor of Medicine, Professor of Law, Director of the Lyon… Read More
An Exchange in Locard’s Own Words (Part 4)
Translated by Kathleen Brahney Commissioned by McCrone Associates, Inc. Edmond Locard Doctor of Medicine, Professor of Law, Director of the Lyon… Read More
Handbook of Acid-Base Indicators
Handbook of Acid-Base Indicators by R. W. Sabnis CRC Press (Taylor & Francis Group) Boca Raton, London, New York… Read More
Narcotizing, Slowing Down, and Preserving Microscopic and other Aquatic Animals
Introduction There are few experiences more wonderous than microscopically viewing the myriad of life forms in a drop of water taken from a ditch, puddle, pond,… Read More
