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driver usb camera community microscope @francesco49 about 5 years ago 4
Would it be possible to make our own microscopic scale rulers (micrometers) using optical discs (DVDs?) @warren over 5 years ago 6
What is "immersion oil" for microscopes? @warren almost 7 years ago 8
Where can you get the stage for the basic microscope? @stevie almost 7 years ago 0
A Massdrop microscope sale (just 23 hours left) @amirberAgain almost 7 years ago 0
Could the Raspberry Pi Microscope be used for looking at microplastics found in ocean water? @stevie over 6 years ago 5
Where can microscope lenses (objectives) be bought? @warren about 7 years ago 14
What are some ways to collect dust or particulate samples for analysis? @warren about 7 years ago 4
How do DIY microscopes compare (cost, ease of use, resolution) to commercial options? @warren about 7 years ago 3
Has anyone used a RasPi camera in a DIY microscope? @bmela about 7 years ago 2
How does the EPA measure things, especially the size of dust particles? @kgradow1 about 7 years ago 3
How long does it take to build the hackteria microscope? (is it easy?) @kgradow1 about 7 years ago 3
Is it possible to accurately size inhalable and respirable particles using a DIY microscope? @gretchengehrke over 7 years ago 4
Is it possible to discern jagged from rounded particles using a DIY microscope? @gretchengehrke over 7 years ago 4
How big are silica particles, in microns? @warren over 7 years ago 2
How big are smoke particles, in microns? @warren over 7 years ago 4
What is the best low-cost or DIY microscope to use with a group? @gretchengehrke over 7 years ago 2
Have you had any experience utilizing low cost portable microscopes? @gilbert over 7 years ago 3

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