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    Microscopes(Post)

    A microscope is a scientific instrument that magnifies small objects, making them visible to the human eye. It is used to study cells, microorganisms, tissues, and materials in science, medicine, and

    Measuring with a Microscope(Page)

    Microscope Measuring When we measure everyday items most of us will grab a ruler in order to make a measurement. When using a microscope, generally magnification is higher and a ruler will...

    Tracking Alaskan Fish with a Microscope(Post)

    Microscope World recently helped the Alaska Department of Fish & Game get a microscope for use at their William Jack Hernandez Sport Fish Hatchery located in Anchorage. This fish hatchery is a fully e

    Fiber Analysis under the Microscope(Post)

    The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) has developed numerous standards for the performance of test methods related to the textile industry. AATCC Test Method 20 and Test M

    Low Power Microscope Ideas(Page)

    You have a low power or stereo microscope (10X to 60X) and want some ideas of some cool things to look at? Get a crisp, new $5 bill and look at the back, just above the pillars on the Lincoln...

    Preservative Tablet Information(Post)

    Preservative Tablets Microscope World carries several options for preservative tablets. Below is info on each of these preservative tablets and their specific uses. Stabilize Urine Specimens for Delay

    Motic Images Version 3.2 Software(Page)

    Motic Images version 3.2 software is an upgrade software for the Motic digital cameras. You can purchase version 3.2 software. Motic Images Advanced version 3.2 software has all the same great...

    What Does Snow Look Like Under a Microscope?(Post)

    Snow may look like a soft, white powder from a distance, but snow under a microscope looks very different. Magnification reveals that snow is made up of individual ice crystals and snowflakes with g

    Phase Contrast Information - Information About Phase Contrast(Page)

    A common activity in high school biology is to observe cheek cells.  To do this, one takes a flat toothpick and gently scrapes the inside of their cheek.  They smear the specimen on a flat...

    Cleaning Microscope Lenses(Page)

    The best way to avoid having to clean the lenses on your microscope is to use it carefully and keep it covered when not in use. If a lens gets dirty or gummed up, here's what you should do. Most...

    A Comprehensive Guide to Confocal Microscopes(Post)

    Confocal microscopes are essential tools in scientific research and industrial applications, offering unparalleled imaging precision and clarity. In this guide, we’ll explore what confocal microscopes

    How Microscopy Supports Archaeology and Artifact Conservation(Post)

    When people think about archaeology, they usually picture excavation sites, brushes, and carefully uncovered ruins. But much of the real discovery happens long after artifacts leave the ground. In lab