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Microscope Activities, 33: Eye Dominance

In the past, Hooke College of Applied Sciences offered a microscopy workshop for middle school and high school science teachers. We thought that these basic… Read More

Microscope Activities, 34: Binocular Head Adjustment

In the past, Hooke College of Applied Sciences offered a microscopy workshop for middle school and high school science teachers. We thought that these basic… Read More

Microscope Activities, 35: Posture at the Microscope

EXPERIMENT 35: Posture at the Microscope Goal To become aware of the need for correct posture when using a microscope, especially for extended time periods,… Read More

Microscope Activities, 36: 3-D Photomacrography

In the past, Hooke College of Applied Sciences offered a microscopy workshop for middle school and high school science teachers. We thought that these basic… Read More

Why is Particle Analysis So Effective?

Contaminants are materials that are not intended to be included in a manufactured product. These materials can often cause a product to function in an… Read More

View Through the Scope: Many Thanks to Our Customers

Forward by David A. Wiley, President and COOAs we celebrate the 65th anniversary of McCrone and the legacy of Donald A. Brooks, former Chairman… Read More

Lessons Learned While Teaching Online Microscopy Courses

A view of the professional film crew’s multi-camera monitor capturing instructor Tom Van Howe delivering polarized light microscopy lectures. Donald A. Brooks, Chairman and CEO… Read More

Remembering Don Brooks

Don BrooksJuly 16, 1941 – February 21, 2021 Donald A. Brooks grew up in Wenham, MA with his two sisters. He attended Beverly High School,… Read More

Happy Anniversary, MMA!

In 1962, the Beatles’ first single “Love Me Do” was released, the Cuban Missile Crisis took place, John Glenn became the first American to orbit… Read More