Using microscopes to observe a specimen is commonly practiced in almost all laboratories and research institutions worldwide. But small organisms just like a cell and a plant tissue cannot be viewed by itself alone. Samples that are not visible to the naked eye have to be properly prepared and mounted on the microscope in order to view it correctly. (more…)
With today’s need to reduce the sizes of tools and devices to something smaller, the big bulky microscopes used in laboratory and clinical research wasn’t an exception. Complex microscopes used in laboratories for research are now reduced in minute sizes, which are believed to work equally fine. And so the advent of mini microscopes in the market happened. (more…)
A mini microscope works just like any other conventional microscopes. The only difference is that these devices are small enough to perfectly fit inside your pocket. Mini microscopes can be referred to as the microscopes on the go. Users can take them wherever they are and use them anytime they wish. (more…)
Objects seen and observed do not make images by themselves. Light reflects and transforms the images into the human eye and perceived as something that is solid and concrete. But light can be utilized in different ways, and those ways have to do with science and environmental conditions. For instance, light source used in microscopes can magnify objects that are so small and even the bigger objects. And with the growing popularity of microscopes, manufacturers have tried to come up with what they call as hand-held microscopes to facilitate the examinations of field collections. (more…)
Compound mini microscopes, which were in Seoul in 2002, have become popular in many countries, yet they are relatively unknown in some areas. The technology has gradually expanded its market presence, reaching other parts of the world after it has been recognized and won a medal in the Seoul International Invention and New Technology Affair 2002. (more…)