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Stereo microscopes and minerals - Robert Pavlis (USA) shares
examples photographed under the LOMO MBS-10 stereo microscope.
Alfred
P. Wire (1839-1914), Victorian/Edwardian microscopist, entrepreneur,
photographer and educator - Brian Stevenson (USA)
presents an illustrated
essay on 'quite a remarkable person who excelled at a large number of
activities'.
New Year quiz game, answers to last month's quiz - Richard
Howey (UK) reveals the answers to the quiz showing close ups of common
household objects.
Tweakings. Part1: Aligning the Wild M20's phase
condenser etc. - Paul James (UK) provides practical advice and procedures for
aligning this popular microscope.
A close-up view of Bouvardia
- Brian Johnston (Canada)
illustrates the macro and microscopic
features of this attractive plant.
The learning curve. My approach
to phase contrast. - Michael Stubbs-Race (Australia) shares his experiences
of adding phase to his microscope using spare parts.
Of the polarizing
effects with a laptop - Aare Baumer (Estonia)
shares a practical project for
studing large 'polar active' subjects.
A close-up view of Cockscomb - Brian Johnston (Canada)
illustrates the macro and microscopic
features of this attractive plant.
Carl Zeiss 'Jenalumar' microscope
- Raymond Sloss (UK) describes the features and performance of this infinity
corrected transmitted light and epi-fluorescence microscope.
Notes on
digitising video tapes of microscopy footage - David Walker
(UK) tries out a
typical cheap VHS to DVD conversion service with notes on editing the files
for web use with the freeware, VirtualDub. Example video clip is the live
birth of a bdelloid rotifer.
In Focus
Charles J. "Chuck"
Huck Jr. 1936 - 2009. We
are very sad to hear of and report that
Chuck Huck,
Illinois, USA, a regular contributor to
and supporter of Micscape since its early
days, passed away at his home on January
3rd 2009, aged 72. We offer our sincere
condolences to his wife, Nancy, and
family. The Micscape Editor doesn't
have the pleasure of meeting many of the
site's contributors and supporters but greatly
values and appreciates the friendships that
are built up by correspondence over the
years. Chuck without fail popped-by for
an email chat after each new Micscape issue
went online to say how much he enjoyed
the contributors' articles and to share
and swap news of family events and local
events. He will be very sadly missed. Added
Feb. 25th. Note of passing away and information obtained
from the obituary
on the website of the 'Warrenville
Sentinel", a local paper.
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News - special
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The popular Annual meeting of the Leeds Microscopical Society
will be held at Morley, nr Leeds, UK on Sat 6th June 2009. Interested parties
should contact Mike Smith, by email
or
phone/fax 0113 2935991 or write to him at 10 Moor Allerton Crescent, Leeds LS17
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