December 2014 articles written by students for
the 'Principles and Applications of Photomacrography' course
offered in the
Biomedical Photographic Communications (BPC) program 2014
at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), NY State, USA.

Micscape Acknowledgements: Many thanks to all the students over the years for sharing their enthusiasm and skills on such a wonderful variety of topics. Writing an article for Micscape initially formed part of their course as an assignment, which was a neat idea originally proposed by Ted Kinsman the course instructor in 2004 and repeated in most following years. Thanks to Ted for all the work behind the scenes to make this happen. Also thanks to Michael Peres, the dept. head (and course instructor 2009) for his introduction and for maintaining the department's generous collaboration over the years. 

BPC Program Overview by Professor Michael Peres, department head. Visit Professor Peres' website

Course tutor 2014 Ted Kinsman

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	Monsters of Spring Creek by Bobby Gold   Mold. A Study of Common Fungi by Ryan Brown
	Cooking Alcohol. The Sweet Wines of New York and the Crystals they Create. by Emily Cali   Structure and Materials of the Insect Wing by Samantha Chalut
	The Quartet. History, guitar, violin and strings. by Daniela Solera. Also in Spanish.   Just Tea by Jordan Salkin
	Milk Viscosity by Joseph Sall   Algae in Aquatic Acres by Julie Kamine
	Arthropod Molting. How and why it happens. by Kaleigh Jaron   Fingerprints by Sierra Kiss
	Salt. An Overview of Various types of Salt. by Shannon Macias   Plankton. The Unnoticed Residents of all Water Habitats. by Morgan Murray
	Reflectance Transformation Imaging by Shaun McConnaghy

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