
The new microscopy forum is now online and everyone is invited to join.
Here are some more or less personal thoughts relating to amateur microscopy – or microbe hunting – as I like to call it.
The new microscopy forum is now online and everyone is invited to join.
Cause for celebration: 1000 Facebook likes reached!
Welcome to the February 2013 version of the Beginner’s Guide to Microscopy.
Amateur microscopy, enthusiast microscopy or citizen microscopy – all of these terms mean essentially the same thing. It is the use of microscopes for the love of observing and exploring one’s surroundings.
It’s time to write another short editorial and to summarize some of the trends of the past 3 weeks.
Let us calculate the total number of cells in the human body.
Today something different! I found some cartoons and comics relating to microscopy. Here are the links: Cartoons 1 | Cartoons 2
Today, I’d like to continue my thoughts on microscopy as a hobby.
I’ve now installed a microscopy forum which adds an extra level of organization by pre-defining certain categories. It is also not necessary to register in order to use the forum.
In this post, I’m pondering about amateur microscopy and astronomy. There is an evident imbalance and I wonder why.
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