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    Microscope History: The History of the Microscope(Page)

    100 AD: Looking Through Glass During the 1st century AD (year 100), glass had been invented and the Romans were looking through the glass and testing it. They experimented with glass in different...

    Field Microscopes(Page)

    Field microscopes are sometimes referred to as shop microscopes or cordless microscopes. Shop Microscopes

    Cell Microscopes(Page)

    When working with live cells, the microscope must have room to hold a device where the cells can grow and thrive.

    Polarizing Microscopes(Page)

    Polarizing microscopes are used in a large variety of scientific studies. Some of these examples include: geology, pharmaceutics, petrology, chemistry, mineralogy, toxicology, medicine, forensics,...

    Troubleshooting Microscope Lighting(Page)

    Without a working light on the microscope, especially on a compound microscope, it can be nearly impossible to view microscopy specimens. Below you will find multiple microscope troubleshooting tips...

    Industrial Microscopes(Page)

    Industrial microscopes are designed for precision inspection, measurement, quality control and analysis in manufacturing, electronics, engineering and other industrial environments. Unlike biological...

    Microscope Ergonomic Work Station(Post)

    A proper ergonomic work station when using your microscope can reduce the risk of occupational injuries. UCLA Ergonomics suggests the following tips to maintain a safer environment when using microsco

    Dermatology Microscopes(Page)

    Dermatology microscopes are used to view thin slices of skin tissue. Shop Dermatology Microscopes

    Tissue Microscopes(Page)

    Tissue culture microscopes are used to view live cells and tissue. Shop Tissue Culture Microscopes

    Microscope Magnification(Page)

    What will you be able to see under a high power microscope? When using a high power microscope (also known as a compound microscope) it is best to start out with the lowest magnification, get your...

    Dissecting Microscopes(Page)

    Dissecting microscopes, also known as stereo microscopes, provide low-magnification, three-dimensional views of larger specimens and objects. While commonly used for biological dissection, dissecting...

    Inverted Microscopes(Page)

    Inverted microscopes have both the light source and condenser set up high above the stage and pointing down toward the stage.