MicroScopes

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Microscopes

Triple The Fun: What Are Trinocular Fluorescence Microscopes?

In the field of microscopy, it’s not uncommon to run into pieces of equipment that seem very similar to others of its type, only to find that they offer very different functions. Trinocular fluorescence microscopes are prime examples of this, as they can seem very similar to conventional light microscopes. However, once you delve more

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Microscopes

All You Need to Know About the ATAGO Refractometer

The ATAGO refractometer is an advanced scientific instrument with many practical applications. These applications are useful in both private and professional life, and as a result, the ATAGO refractometer is one of the most sought-after tools of its kind. It is useful in laboratory environments, science classrooms, and professional kitchens and can give people valuable

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Microscopes

EVOS Microscopes: What Are They and Why You Might Want One

EVOS microscopes offer advanced images and analysis of cells (living or dead). The features and software that come with this tool provide photos and data you can’t get anywhere else. If you want an innovative way to teach a class, conduct a detailed presentation, or publish your findings with sensational imagery, an EVOS microscope is

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Microscopes

Inquiring Minds Want To Know: Should I Buy a Used Microscope?

The Pros of Buying a Used Microscope If the circumstances are right, there is one key advantage to buying a used microscope over a new one. It’s probably obvious: they’re budget-friendly, and if you do your research, they won’t skimp on quality, either. Analogous in some ways to purchasing a used vehicle, while styles change

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Microscopes

Metallurgy Microscopes: What Are They and Which Work Best?

There is a massive library of various microscopes, all designed for specific operations and functions. If you are involved in the metallurgy industry, you need a metallurgy microscope.  You can find these types of microscopes in classrooms to teach new users how to study various metal materials or examine metal specimens on a job site

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Microscopes

Microscope Applications You Didn’t Know About

Microscopes, microscopes, microscopes! We enjoy everything about them and have concocted an article detailing many of the lesser-known applications of microscope use. Find out more below! Microscope Applications in the Medical Field Microscopic Surgery Microscope use in surgery is essential for modern-day practices. These technological instruments provide much-needed detail and numerous technological advances over what

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Microscopes

Tissue Microscope: How To Get Personal With Live Cells & Tissue

What Is a Tissue Microscope? A tissue microscope is exactly what you would expect it to be: a specifically designed and nuanced microscope for analyzing live cells. Unlike other models, the tissue microscope has a small petri dish to contain the sample. Tissue microscopes typically feature an excellent magnification strength to view tiny cells.  The

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Microscopes

5 Fascinating Uses for the Carbon Fiber Microscope

Have you ever used a carbon fiber microscope before? These scientific tools are incredibly useful in the world of science, capable of capturing incredible images and information. Let’s explore the basics of carbon fiber microscopes so we can understand what exactly they are and how they work so that you can become a carbon fiber

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Microscopes

Do You Know What a Microscope Diaphragm Does?

If you’re looking to familiarize yourself with the different parts of a microscope, you’re in luck! This article is about the diaphragm on microscopes, what it is, and how it works. What Is a Diaphragm on a Microscope? An iris diaphragm is an adjustable aperture used to control the amount of light that passes through

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Microscopes

Interesting Applications for Thermal Imaging Microscopes

In the wide range of microscopes available, quite a few have different applications. While you may expect most microscope models to display close-up microscopic images, some can translate those images into other forms.  The thermal imaging microscope is one such example. A thermal imaging microscope is a type of microscope that uses infrared radiation, producing

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Microscopes

Making the Case for Dual Microscopes: The Lab Workhorses

You’ve likely encountered this scenario before if you’re in a scientific or medicinal study field. You’re examining a specimen and want to compare two different samples under a single microscope. This can prove tricky with a single-lens microscope, as you want to avoid putting two samples under the same examination space. This is where dual

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What Is a Binocular Microscope and What Are Its Benefits?

If you’ve ever put your eyes on a pair of binoculars, you likely have a pretty good idea of what a binocular microscope looks like. These scientific instruments have been utilized worldwide. They are now the most common kind of microscope you can expect to find in classrooms, research labs, and other areas where scientific

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