Matthijs Munnik Microscopic Opera
The Microscopic Opera installation makes minuscule organisms visible and gives each one its own sound. It's a marvelous example of an exciting collaboration between science, design and art. The work allows the viewer/listener to enter the living environment of microscopic worms. Munnik renders the invisible visible and poses questions about how we engage with the natural world and about our position as human beings.
Matthijs Munnik Microscopic Opera
Digital Microscope Camera: Some Important Facts
There is another world that is waiting to be discovered through the lens of a digital microscope camera. Many people do not realize that we are living in the world of the tiny. The tiniest of all organisms outnumber every other living species on Earth today more than a billion to one....
Snom Microscope
SNOM is the abbreviation for Scanning Near-field Optical Microscopy and is an alternate name for the Near-field Scanning Optical Microscopy....
Light Microscope and Polarising Microscope
Microscope is an instrument which is used to see the object which is small through the naked eye. The first microscope was developed in the year 1590 but the original inventor is not yet known....
Various Advance Microscopes
Microscope Systems Scotland offer Digital Microscope, stereo microscope for fluorescence microscopy and mercury lamp which is used for research application....
LW Scientific Microscopes
LW Scientific Microscopes are available in several dimensions varying in width, weight, length and height measurements....
Portable Handheld Microscope
Hand Held Microscopes are used for viewing objects that are too tiny for the naked eyes. They are made by magnifying glasses which are educational and fun to use....
Unico Monocular Microscopes
Unico\'s monocular microscopes come in a variety of models including M101, M220FL, M220FL-M, M220LED, M220LED-M, M251 and M251LED....
LW Scientific Stereo Microscopes
The unique features of LW Scientific stereo microscopes facilitate easy diagnostic observation and maximum efficiency....
Parts of a Microscope
The microscope was invented by two Dutch eyeglass makers named Zacharias Jansen and his father Hans in the year 1590. They put several lenses in to a tube and found out that it can enlarge an object by as much as 9 times its normal size and the images were not so clear....
Hair Under The Microscope
Over the last 50 years, hair restoration has progressed to improve the surgical techniques and refine hair transplantation as a whole. This is due to the scientific research conducted, looking through the physical and ......
