Masks Under the Microscope
Scientists put all different face masks, that are used against Covid-19, under a microscope. These are the results.
Beauty of Science- Precipitation3
A short film featuring 8 precipitation reactions shot with a microscope…
The smallest 400x Microscope for Smartphone
Nurugo Micro is the smallest digital microscope for your smartphone, with 400x magnification & high resolution.
Microscope view of a vinyl record playing
Watch an electron microscope view of a phonograph needle in a vinyl record playing in slow motion. Take a look at the video…
This camera captures 100 billion frames per second
Scientists reveal ultra-fast photography technique that can capture events up to 100 billion frames per second.
Feather-light Graphene foam wins photo prize
An extreme close-up of feather-light graphene foam, captured using an electron microscope, wins photo prize. Image © Adrianus Indrat Aria
Nikon Small World 2014 Winners
These are the amazing best microscope images of the year, the Nikon Small World 2014 winners. 1st Place 2014 Photomicrography Competition: Rogelio Moreno, Panama, Panama.
3D Printed Smartphone Microscope
A 3D printed smartphone 1000x microscope from PNNL that costs pennies. You can download the files to print your own microscope. Watch the video…
Holometer Microscope into Space and Time
A newly developed instrument called the Fermilab Holometer has begun operating at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) near Chicago, Illinois, USA. Image ©
How to make a Paper Microscope
The bookmark-sized Foldscope is a fully functional microscope that can be laser- or die-cut out of paper for around 50 cents. Watch the video…
Quantum Microscope sees the Hydrogen Atom for the first time
A newly developed ‘quantum microscope’ directly observes the electron orbitals of a hydrogen atom, using photoionization and an electrostatic magnifying lens.
World’s smallest movie made by Atoms
You’re about to see world’s smallest stop-motion film made by IBM, that holds the Guinness World Records. IBM researchers used a scanning tunneling microscope to
